members of this church, and particularly the talbert's, were very active in bringing the here in western new york. allowedubois and others the black community to be more outspoken. right to do certain things, and they wanted to fight for them. they organized what was known as the niagara movement. they hit the streets to organize throughout the states. this organization was going to bring about change, and give people of color, first-class citizenship in the united states. unfortunately, it did not last that long. it was organized in 1905, and disbanded in 1908. out of that came the naacp, which then organized in 1909. that is why we say today, the agora -- the niagara movement was the precursor to the naacp. having a college education, which was unusual for baptist ministers. his primary concern was, how did he build the church, and keep that together? he did not want the politics of the day to enter into the church. >> welcome to the nash house museum. this is the home of reverend j nash and mrs. nash. sh's kept everything. we refer to them as the buffalo 's firstffalo preservationists

in 1905, while members of the church and mary talbert and her husband were active in bringing the movementr the creation of the niagara movement here in western new york. the government and policies were going awfully slow. to do certainight things and they organized what was known as the niagara movement to champion this cause. out to thism organization that was going to bring about the change and give people of color first-class citizenship. unfortunately, it did not last that long. in 1908, butded the naacp which then organized in 1909 and that the movement today was the precursor to the naacp. his relationship with the immunity being able to speak the language and having a college education, which was unusual for a baptist minister. -- the washing machine with the ringer was there and young people said where's the dryer? i always point here's the dryer. -- your your close line clothesline and clothespins to hang things outside. as we enter into the back of the home, we are in the kitchen. most of it belongs to the family. we had to replace the kitchen table but everything here the long

king, kevin jones, -- davonte king, kevin jones, ellory udson, curtis mitchell, jerome grant, eric talbert, michael s. montgomery, bruce wayne, durant dorothy, allan gilbert. henry mcarthur, spencer lee mccain, terrence dumond, ivan cox jr., lonny pay, nathaniel wheeler, jerald thompson, jacqueline peark, lamont randall, eric forster, gary jackson, darius johnson, yrell hardy, donte barnes, tyrone johnson jr., marvin coffman jr., darrell king, ronald penn, robert lee jackson, delvin trusty, terrence singleton, julian rosary jr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. edwards: it is time to end the violence. it is time to end the violence. it's time for this congress to do something. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate an outstanding student scientist in pennsylvania's 12th congressional district, amula, she's one of 10 finalists from across the nation in the 2015 discovery education 3-m young scientist challenge. the challenge posed to student scienti