i didn't want people to forget about tommie smith, even though there is a 50th anniversary of the medal stand protest, i didn't want lebron james, colin kaepernick, eric reed to be the face of a historical movement and that is what african-american male protest is. it is an historical movement. >> thank you for speaking with us. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> university of minnesota history professor katharine gerbner talks about protestant christians and quakers, and their relationship to slavery in 17th century barbados. she is the author of "christian slavery, conversion and race in the protestant world." national society of colonial dames of america hosted the event. to theome all of you museum. how many are visiting for the first time tonight? .ood, it is great the proportion of new visitors-ish shrinking which means we are getting the word out there and that is really exciting. you all have heard and for those regulars i will usually say somethingut

we are talking about the 17th annual tommie smith youth track meet, it'll be at edwards stadium, i will be there tomorrow. we are joined by dr. smith, we are also joined by the head of the organization, 100 black men of the bay area, i'm glad you are here, i'm glad you are both here. it is always good to see you. >> it is always good to be here. >> this is such a great event. i enjoyed it, i've seen the kids, and i'm glad they are supporting it. why are you supporting it? we are going to show you pictures of what happens out there, but why is it a big deal?>> we want to say thank you to dr. smith, for allowing us to use his platform, for the last 30 years, 100 black men of the bay area has been using their families, to help them figure out the best way to impact their lives and futures. and what tommie smith has done is really figure out how to take and combine the aspects of what we focus on, health and wellness, education, and mentoring. about 20 years ago, we learned that a lot of people are suffering from health issues. and we got into the whole track movement. what we found is by g

and brent musberger called you and tommy smith black stormtroopers. i think that was the phrase. black-skinned stormtroopers. jemele: black-skinned stormtroopers. on television. has he apologized to you yet? john: brent musberger doesn't even exist in my mind. i don't know who he is. [applause] jemele: good answer. john: he didn't mean anything to me 51 years ago. he doesn't mean anything to me today, because he's been proven to be wrong. earlier part you were asking me about. jemele: the fallout. what happened once you guys got back to the states? john: well we got back to the , states, say when we went to the olympic games, the sun was shining bright, you could see the rainbows in the sky. when we got back home, it was chaos. it was stormy weather. just lightning everywhere. but one of the most important things that i had to learn is that those individuals that were supposed to be your peers and your friends were supposed to , have an understanding, they began to step away, move away from you. you start to sniff yourself, am i smelling bad, why are my friends leaving? it took t

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i didn't want people to forget about tommie smith, even though there is a 50th anniversary of the medal stand protest, i didn't want lebron james, colin kaepernick, eric reed to be the face of a historical movement and that is what african-american male protest is. it is an historical movement. >> thank you for speaking with us. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> university of minnesota history professor katharine gerbner talks about protestant christians and quakers, and their relationship to slavery in 17th century barbados. she is the author of "christian slavery, conversion and race in the protestant world." national society of colonial dames of america hosted the event. to theome all of you museum. how many are visiting for the first time tonight? .ood, it is great the proportion of new visitors-ish shrinking which means we are getting the word out there and that is really exciting. you all have heard and for those regulars i will usually say something about how you can't tell the story of e pluribus pluribushout the and to broaden ev

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tommy avila, manuel campos, seth chapman, carlos plascencia, i owe you one. andrew rodriguez, terry smith, xavier torres, and rocky when rick -- rocky wenrick. these officers responded to a call of a crazed man near a voting site. when they arrived carlos and xavier raced through a hail of bullets to save a woman who had been shot in the head. at the same time, terry andrew and seth returned fire. the gunman was drawn out of his house enabling officers to shoot him and bring the rampage to an end. each of you represent the unity devotion teamwork and swift action that makes america's law enforcement the best and bravest anywhere in the world. well done and i want to thank you all for being here. [ applause ] earlier today in the private ceremony i was profoundly honored to present the medal of valor to the families of two fallen officers who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty. sgt. verdell smith and officer brent thompson. sgt. smith was a member of the memphis police department and. in june 2016 a gunman was speeding toward a busy intersection downtown. as sgt. smith cleared

tommy avila, manuel campos, seth chapman, carlos plascencia, i didn't get that great, carlos, but not bad. [laughter] where is carlos? i owe you one. [laughter] pres. trump: andrew rodriguez, terry smith torres, and rocky wenrick. thank you, fellas, that's fantastic. [applause] pres. trump: fantastic. these officers responded to a call of a crazed man firing at citizens near a voting site on november 8, 2016. when they arrived, carlos and xavier raced through a hail of bullets to save a woman who had been shot in the head. at the same time, terry, andrew, and seth returned fire. tommy, rocky, and manuel drew the gunman out of his house, enabling their fellow officers to shoot him and bring the rampage to an end. a very dangerous situation. to each of you, you represent the unity, devotion, teamwork, and swift action that makes america's law enforcement the best and bravest anywhere in the world. well done. and i want to thank you all for being here. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: and earlier today, in a private ceremony, i was profoundly honored to present the medal of valor to the families of two fallen officers who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty, sergea