ah, meanwhile, swain, it took to social media to argue that her messages were not anti trends, but pro women and to lead to that her thinking was being investigated rather than her actions. it's a much discussed issue and you can find more on this at archie dot com. sarah fillmore again told us that it would be safer if women's prisons did not allow transgender inmates. i think prison should be single sex. women are usually much smaller and weaker and not as fast as men and women deserve, therefore spaces where they don't have to worry about being attacked by men or simply spaces where they can just be within without male presence. and given that the majority of trends, women do not make any alterations to their body. either you medication or surgery. i think single sex spaces remain incredibly important for women and all right, be protected by law. so when sex matters, it needs to be recognized and protected and to say that is not transfer big and people should not be investigated by the police were saying that more than a dozen aid organizations are warning you back to sanctions on t

you also rated swain's home and confiscated a book critical about children being allowed to change gender spokesperson for the group fair cop, which probes whether police actions have violated human rights says, officers have gone too far. well, the activity i know about is that she puts up stickers saying cervix, it's a women's fan, and that one in 3 women were murdered by man. so no, i didn't find any of that pensive. it's a statement of simple fact because we seem to now have something happening in our country when i transfer via is defined as anything which is reported to be offensive by anybody. and that is enough to make the police take action. obviously if she was putting up stickers and posters, which i think she's admitted, that could be criminal damage. it could be fly pasting. these are criminal offenses, and absolutely the police have a right to investigate that. well, they don't have a right to do, though, is go and search a home and remove books, edited by perfectly respectable academics on topics of public interest. that's a very serious infringement of her oscar 10 rights

it's a tang jennifer swain, that own hate crime charges over her post as a stick, as calling for no men in women's prisons and for warning about the level of male violence against women police recent statement saying they had received complaints that the post is contained, abusive writing, they also rated swain's home and confiscated a book critical of, but children being allowed to change gender as spokesperson for the group fair call, which probes whether or not police actions of violated human rights says the offices in their view had gone too far. well, the activity i know about is that she put up stickers saying cervix, it's a woman, stan, and that one in 3 women were murdered by man. so no, i didn't find any of that offensive. it's a statement of simple fact because we seem to now have something happening in our country where a transfer beer is defined as anything which is reported to be offensive by anybody . and that is enough to make the police take action. obviously if she was putting up stickers and posters, which i think she's admitted, that could be criminal damage. it coul

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jennifer swain. they don't hate crime charges over her posters and stickers calling for no men in women's prisons. i'm for warning about the level of male violence against women. police released a statement saying they'd receive complaints though that the post has contained abusive writing. they also rated swain's home and confiscated a book, apparently critical about children being allowed to change gender as folks person for the group, for cult, which probes whether or not police actions of may be violated, human rights say in their view, officers have gone too far. well, the activity i know about is that she put up stickers saying cervix, it's a women stang. and that one in 3 women were murdered by man. so no, i didn't find any of that offensive. it's a statement of simple fact because we seem to now have something happening in our country where a transfer beer is defined as anything which is reported to be offensive by anybody . and that is enough to make the police take action. obviously if she

so swain took the social media to argue that her messages were not anti transport . pro women alleged that the thinking was being investigated. rather action is so much discussed topic right now, and you can find out more get involved in the conversation, the antidote being some sort of film oregon telling us that it would be safe if women's prisons didn't allow transgender inmates. i think prison should be single sex women are usually much smaller and weaker and not as fast as men and women deserve. therefore, spaces where they don't have to worry about being attacked by men or simply spaces where they can just be within without male presence. and given that the majority of trans women do not make any alterations to their body, either you medication or surgery, i think single sex spaces remain incredibly important for women, and all right, be protected by law. so when sex matters, it needs to be recognized and protected and to say that is not transfer big and people should not be investigated by the police were saying that more than a dozen ada organizations or warn

we celebrate louisa swain is the first woman inll the world to ct a ballot in an election. she was born in virginia and she lived for a time in baltimore before moving to wyoming. surely after casting her ballot in wyoming in 1870 she returned to baltimoree where she was laid to rest in 1878. i'm pleased to support this legislation in designated federal building in cheyenne wyoming in honor of louisa swain. may serve as a reminder of the long wood women have traveled to secure the right to vote in the long road we have yet to travel to secure equal rights for women in this country and around the world to think my colleaguesu fm wyoming for dancing this legislation and i've asked that i would be added as a co-sponsor and if i might on a separate issue i know we will be considering a certain gsa resolutions and one is the consolidated activities program in various locations. a committee took up a similar resolution1 and i have receivea letter from the gsa the associate administrator dated august 10 of 2021 and these will be used for renovations of the fbi facility located on

we celebrate louisa swain as the first woman in the world to cast a ballot in an election. she was born in virginia, she was there for a time in baltimore before moving to wyoming. shortly after casting her ballot in wyoming in 1870 she returns to baltimore where she was laid to rest in 1878. i am pleased to support this legislation, to designate a federal building in cheyenne, wyoming in honor of louisa swain, made serve as a reminder of the long road women have traveled to secure the right to vote in the long road we have yet to travel to secure equal rights for women in this country and around the world. i thank my colleague from wyoming for advancing this legislation. i would ask consent to be added as a cosponsor. if i might on a separate issue i know we will be considering certain gsa resolutions, one is a consolidated activity program, various locations. the last time the committee took up a similar resolution i have requested a letter and received a letter from the gsa, associate administrator rivera dated august 10th, 2021, to make it clear none of these funds will

carol swain, bringing it this morning on a thursday. we appreciate it as always. >> carley: fox weather forecast with janice. >> janice: are you ready for some snow? much of the country is going to get a big winter storm. take a look real quick, it is going to start developing today across the plain state, move across midsouth and northeast later this weekend. current temperatures, cold air in place in the plain states and northeast, setting the stage for this next winter storm that will start to dive across the plain states and move into the mid-south, areas that don't typically see a lot of snow and ice. people need to be aware of the situation, listen to your local weather officials and fox weather will help you out, as well. download the app for the later weather details, winter storm warnings issue advisories and watches across the plain states and watch what happens as we get into the weekend. it swoops into the south, mid-atlantic region and eventually the northeast. the exact timing heading into the weekend and how much snow people will get, still uncertai

it's a wonderful choice of soul, a radical soul that goes back to the 7090 swain buttons was very aware that people would be in st. both and the b radical opinions of that time europe hunter's hell. but he persisted and wrote radical souls sometimes that were only published anonymously, newspaper, sometimes the one we published until after he died, the revolutionary a but he managed to survive, so it was is radical. it could be in that period and i think it's important to remember this was a period when 20 years later, june, the, the, the friends of the people, the planting of the tree of liberty in the 7090. a few decades later, we had the 1820 we've rule. when made the weaver again, well for a radical reform. and 3 of the weavers were hung for treason and stumbling beer caught, it cetera. so this was a period of extreme suppression, but it was hot to watch his back, or he could be in deep, deep trouble or could even be tried for treason like the men on the 17 ninety's or how aware were they, the friends of the people campaign else they had an ally a been, were in was buttons on the on

she was my just them official numbers with a now go school. swain yet, can you brain with them? can you my can that's the bible stars. almost all for what they've been gone. with a fellowship go by his study child qualities for almost 30 years. she runs a school mostly for give to children who have to pass selection exams. year after year school preparation levels are rising. even so many years of research show that early child development doesn't necessarily guarantee success. it's just the word, the tooth clause, which and i see them a noun that patterson, of karlesha got all friends with no couple commanders to compete with it in a moment to do it, mutual it, but the gut of good. she knew pis more than once in word, took up the girl and went to commit to christopher. and it would, you ought to torture when you get out of all brushing your nickname as it unfolds it, when you can use with the money is pretty good already to him. the day is afraid of me. in a condo, cham swear you was prettier to soy. glad, sweet, brave purpose. my desk soon would have gone through the storm. so

sticker class, would prefer that if a fraction of the my dish them official numbers with now go school swain yet that can you brain with them? can you make enough post hours? was almost all for what they've been gone with them or go by has study child qualities for almost 30 years. sure. on the school mostly for give to children who have to pass selection exams. year after year school preparation levels are rising. even so many years of research show that early child development doesn't necessarily guarantee success. just the word, the tooth clause, which and i think i'm a noun that patterson of cardoso from couple friends who couple come understood it in a moment to do it mutual. it's got off go good. she knew this more than once in word ticket. the girl went to commit to christopher and which is the orchard. so when you hear about brushing it up on thursday, when you can use me for day, my name is pretty good already to him. the day is afraid of me. in a condo, cham swear you was pretty. i destroy plans for break up a small desk. some would have gone through the storm, some coach congress

, some showers and snow, low temperatures and whoo, han could see some snow there in the northeast swain, pressing down that temperature and shanghai and also talking about snow for western areas upon you into whole kado, but at times these winds will with up to about 80 kilometers per hour. so that's going to have an impact on visibility. thanks for watching soon. ah. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail, it citizens britain's true colors. part one on al jazeera lou . the me again, the top stories on al jazeera, this hour specialist for a minister says appropriate measures will be taken if the us fails to respond to security demands. moscow, one guarantees that ukraine will not join nato and that the military alliance will not expand into former soviet republ

you've got a brisk northwest swain. you're going to feel it on tuesday, with the windshield about minus 18 off to the west. we go. we've got a batch of precipitation in western canada also for washington state, which of course we don't need after the flooding there, it will be dry in oregon and portland has a high of 8 degree, is basically oregon right down to california. we're in the queer, los angeles, a sunny day for you with the high of 23 degrees. the risk of seen some sundry downpours across areas of florida. this includes miami with a high of 26 degrees. you know what, we've got some heavy falls in the forecasts for the bahamas, and same goes for southern and eastern portions of mexico. on monday, the southeast of brazil, we've seen some flooding, but same goes toward the northeast. as this rain just keeps coming at you pretty much in that zone brazilian rate to rio de janeiro. and to the south of this, it's all about high temperatures. we've got high heat here by blanca high of 42 degrees in the sunshine. a wind

in the recall, she says that while it will not have a really strong political impact in terms of swain's, president ortega to change the way he is governing. they will at least send a message to the people that the world is watching and that it cares. mexico's president and resume lopez over door has tested positive for over 19. again, he says he only has light symptoms. mexico has been reporting a record number of new infections, tennis star novak joke of, it says he's not focused on playing at the australian open after winning a court battle to stay in the country. he treated a picture of himself back on a tennis court and said he was grateful. the judge overturned his removal, but the immigration minister could still intervene with a decision expected on tuesday. the european union is under pressure to relax the rule that forces airlines to use or lose their airport landing slots of tons of says it will have to fly 18000 unnecessary flight this winter. it's a comply opponents of the policy, say the so called ghost flights, or a major generator of carbon emissions. and then a 1st for m

carol swain, will join us ahead of america's summit coming on thursday.nd thanks to fox t.v. anchor for getting dressed. >> carley: you don't need a valid id to fly, just an arrest warrant. looking forward to that interview with you. president biden insisting -- over origin of covid-19 despite aids not having any idea what he's talking about. >> president biden: i did raise question of transparency. >> is the reason your press staff is unaware of that and what did you say to the chinese president? >> president biden: they weren't with me the whole time. i made it clear china had obligation to be more forthcoming on what the source of the virus was. >> carley: president biden leaving americans to take the word for his. the question does highlight lack of transparency between the president and his own aids or maybe he wasn't being truthful, todd, who knows. >> todd: ron johnson and chuck grassley calling out the secret service saying that agency is hiding the travel logs on hunter biden. >> carley: cheryl casone joins us live with the details. good morning.

carol swain best selling book about race today.y will be here and observation of martin luther king jr. >> rachel: great line up. >> steve: it signed into law by rondell reagan in 19 2, something like that. and it is now commemorated all across the country. all 50 states on the third monday in january, which is today. meanwhile, throughout the northeast it is rainy and snowy and sizy. bitterly cold as well. particularly on a roof top in chicago. lawrence jones is live from a roof top in one of that city's most dangerous neighborhoods where pastor corey brooks, we have been which canning in on him over the last 50 or 60 days. camped out as he calls for the end of the stipulates violence. lawrence, i know it's chilly out there. the last time we checked in with him it was 8 degrees. right now it's 28 degrees in chicago. lawrence yeah. some would say that's a victory, brother. good morning, family happy mlk day to you. we are at the epicenter violence in chicago. known as the third ward or o block for folks here in chicago. one man lea

on our monthly author interview program in depth, carol, swain former political science and law professor at vanderbilt university and vice chair president trump's 1776 commission joined us to talk about critical race theory the 1619 project immigration and more. here's a portion of that conversation. where critical race theory is first of all it is a theory that is permeating every institution in america and the people that are pushing that theory they argue as you know, that the pretty much that that america at least and i'm not going to talk about the world. there are the critical theories critical theory has marxist roots, but that all whites are pressers that they have. you know racism in that dna that they are born with a property in inheritance based in the skin color and that they have to consciously become anti-racist by renouncing racism. and there are lots of things about it, but it has people are supposed to confess that sins. just like a religion they are supposed to a constantly repeat you know that. their their sins but there's no redemption like in the christian religion.

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the lower the temperature will get this just a high minus 3 and soul and breezy northwest swain, so it's going to feel cold bundle up. we'll see again soon. still ahead on al jazeera, a re run election in the venezuelan state of barrenness becomes a battlefield between government and opposition. candidates defying a court ban, thousands tank to the straits to market statewood day, where live in the city of banyan lucca with mold and newcastle, and knocked out of the english. if i kept by a tame 2 leagues below them, jim will have the best of the action coming up in sport. ah, the listening post cuts through the noise, we're talking about competing narrative, but the modern big holes being used to perpetuate those competes, imperative, separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and some elements of the truth. but the full story remains and content unpacking the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics. the listening post, your guide to the media. on a jesse uta, compelling to journalism, we keeping out distance because it's actuall

carol swain this morning professor and author of the fantastic book "black eye for america.our summit today. >> it's my pleasure. you are doing a great thing. >> pete: thank you very much. we are understanding on your shoulders, people have done so much on this for so long. this particular example privileged bingo, if you are a christian, white, heterosexual, military kid, extracurricular activities, does this surprise you? >> it's very familiar. on the college campuses. they have the privilege walk. if you had two parents you step forward. and this was done in a lot of social science classes. the end goal was for the white people, the white males to be at the front of the line, the minorities and the disenfranchised groups to be at the back. and so it was called the privilege walk, peggy mac into be, she wrote an article unpacking the indivisible knapsack. and so, to me, it's a prime example of how college ideas, crt has seeped in to the k through 12 educational realm and it disturbs students. it's very disturbing. >> pete: this is something the left claims all the time. th

so desmond swain. all of this should be a powerful— desmond swain.ader of the snp ian blackford. thank— leader of the snp ian blackford. thank you. can i congratulate my right honourable friend for obtaining this question. mr speaker, let's look around, where is the prime minister? he should be here to answer these serious questions. where is the government front bench and ira the government backbenches? this is the most serious of matters because this is the prime minister who has been accused of breaking a law that he himself set. it cannot be more serious. and the minister, the fall guy having to answer this today. the harsh reality is that people around these islands watched while it or loved one is dying and missed funerals and the prime minister and his staff parted behind the walls of his private garden. mr speaker, on that very day there was a tweet from the metropolitan police reminded people of the responsibilities for w could only meet with one person outside. the cabinet secretary for culture gave a press conference at 5pm reiterating tha

. >> on our monthly author interview program "in depth," carol swain, former political science and law professor at vanderbilt university and vice chair of president trump's 1776 commission, joined us to talk about critical race theory, the 1619 project, immigration and more. here's a portion of that conversation. >> guest: well, critical race theory is, first of all, it is a theory that is permeating every institution in america. and the people that are pushing that theory, they argue -- as you know -- that, pretty much that america at least, and i'm not going to talk about the world. there are other critical theories, critical theory has marxist roots. but that all whites are oppressors, that they have, you know, racism in their dna, that they are born with a property inheritance based on their skin color and that they have to consciously become anti-racist by renouncing racism. and there are lots of things about it, but it has -- people are supposed to confess that sin just like a religion, they are supposed to constantly repeat, you know, their sins. but there's no redemption. like