the reverend came to buffalo in 1892 from virginia. he had just finished a school, wayland seminary, and washington, d.c., and later moved to richmond, virginia, known there as the virginia union university. there was a notice on the wall. it said

virginia utilize body cameras. the group is calling for a new state law that all the departments would adhere to. this comes after the american civil liberties union studied nearly 60 different virginia police departments, including the university of virginia police and the frederick county sheriff's office and found an alarming lack of depth and uniformity. the study says only a few, 3 to 12% of some of the departments in a few categories do the following: require officers to inform members of the public when they are being recorded, prohibit the use of body warn cameras to film peaceful protests which are protected under the constitution, allow victims of crime to decline to be filmed. on the flip side when it comes to recording something different like a peaceful prott the virginia department of criminal justice services does not prohibit filming of first amendment protected activities. there are also other inconsistencies on those. they include whether to film in a school or outside or in other pieces of private property. that's why the aclu of virginia came out with several recommendations of what they feel should be included in a statewide body camera law. i'll tell you what some of those recommendations are in the next h

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the university of virginia. is sunday, october 25, 10:00 a.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. many news reports refer to the current refugee crisis in the european union as the worst since the end of world war ii. back to 1946 with "seeds of destiny." it is a war department found depicting the situation film by orphans. there was recorded by the u.s. signal corps

the reverend came to buffalo in 1892 from virginia. he had just finished a school, wayland seminary, and washington, d.c., and later moved to richmond, virginia, known there as the virginia union university. there was a notice on the wall. -- pastor wanted and he answered the call. he came to buffalo in 1892. the865 congress passed first civil rights act in the united states. buffalo was one of the first , to asko file a lawsuit for school integration for the colored schools on vine alley. those members came out of their church. then there was the meaning of the convention that was held in western new york. it was a prime spot for civil rights and for the advancement of civil rights. nash was the person who was the in the community. they were very active in to theg the movement meeting for the creation of the niagara movement here in western new york. that -- w.e.b. thought that the black community should be more outspoken and that the government policies were going awfully slow and that they have the right to do certain things and they wanted to fight for them. they organize what was known originally as the niagara movement to champion this call. to hit the streets, to organize througho