umass amherst. umass amherst. i admired the chronological focus and geographical focus, which as i know required in this nomination. also what i admire is the way you use this to exemplify something much larger and more global. what stephen morrison said. you have someone that goes to jail because he does not want to pay his poll now we do have abo0 tax to expand for slavery. thoreau.s inspired by this global conversation that can very birmingham,how this in two years and a couple square birmingham, in two years and a couple square miles, really exemplifies. >> would you care to respond? >> that is dirty business. >> birmingham that is an excellt observation. uses simply connected -- you succinctly connected those strands of protest. is civil rights movement is informed by the struggles in india, which were informed by the resistance of thoreau, or the efficacy of tolstoy and other proponents of nonviolent resistance. out of birmingham will come support for other nonviolent protests around the globe. the civil rig

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losail hosting umass. losail wins 87-72. that's a look at sports. >> ducis, thank you. the little quaker football team gathered for a banquet in south philadelphia tonight. they were joined by abraham campbell who plays safety for the houston texans. who you cool is that. "jimmy kimmel live" is in the case followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 a.m. with pamela, matt and karen rodgers on traffic. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm monica mall pass. you make it a good night tonight. ♪ ♪

losail coach mis mind at umass up 21 in the second haot enough. pitkin scores 44.ail loses 86-79 in overtime their third straight loss. that is a long trip home, up 21 in the second half. ht jeff. the arden theater company in old city put on a special rformance of "a doll's patrons p whatever they could to sit in the audience. ticket sales career wardrobe an organization thatr clothing and development for those looking for work. "jimmy k next followed by >> "action news"s at edwards matt meteorologid murphy a roger withs traffic. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky ducis rodgers and entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪

losail coach may lose his mind at umass, up 21 in the second half. not enough. pitkin scores 44.9 in overtime, their third straight loss. that is a long trip home, up 21 in the second half. >> all right, jeff. the arden theater company in old city put on a special performance of "a doll's house." patrons paid whatever they could to sit in the audience. ticket sales benefit career wardrobe, an organization that provides career clothing and development for those looking for work. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." >> "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen roger withs traffic. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ tonight -- chris hemsworth. from "the assassination of gianni versace, american crime story," darren criss. and now, here we go again, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] watchin. thanks for coming. i'm glad you're here. i'm glad we're all here. very nice. you know, there are a lot of things to dislike about

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umass amherst. umass amherst. i admired the chronological focus and geographical focus, which as i know required in this nomination. also what i admire is the way you use this to exemplify something much larger and more global. what stephen morrison said. you have someone that goes to jail because he does not want to pay his poll now we do have abo0 tax to expand for slavery. thoreau.s inspired by this global conversation that can very birmingham,how this in two years and a couple square birmingham, in two years and a couple square miles, really exemplifies. >> would you care to respond? >> that is dirty business. >> birmingham that is an excellt observation. uses simply connected -- you succinctly connected those strands of protest. is civil rights movement is informed by the struggles in india, which were informed by the resistance of thoreau, or the efficacy of tolstoy and other proponents of nonviolent resistance. out of birmingham will come support for other nonviolent protests around the globe. the civil rig

you can also grab the syllabus for the umass course that was taught last year off of their website and adapt it to your home university and bringing in specialists and scholars that you have in your area. but we would love to see this grow and continue to expand to other universities across the country. as i mentioned, we also now have history communication fellows at the lapage center at villanova. i think that's another great avenue for training, giving students on-the-job experience, putting together a podcast, working with you on media, presenting things in five or ten-minute chunks. i think the movement is growing. it's not there yet, but it's starting to percolate. >> that's exciting, and i think there are a number of universities around the country that now have master's degrees in public history for people going into the fields of museums and libraries and other government agencies and research institutes that are curating in collections and so forth. that would be a welcome addition to many of those master's programs in public history field. i know university of new orleans ha

a number of studies collected by umass indicated that since 1990s, 11 or 12 studies show if you increase the minimum wage, you decrease poverty. it's something that we need to think about. >> trish: allie, how do you respond to that? we have empathy for anybody working hard in a minimum wage job and still stuck in poverty. that's not -- that's not an america we like, right? we should reward work and for many people, they're making a calculated decision in some cases, maybe not to go to work because it's easier to live off of government subsidies. if we want to encourage people to get out there and be working, how do we do it in a way that is not onerous for employers? >> of course. i don't think that raising the minimum wage is going to do that long-term. i think that we can see some instant gratification. of course, people being raised a above the poverty line when they make more than the minimum wage. companies can't sustain that. you talked about capitol. a lot of companies are willing to invest in capitol like systems rather than investing more in employees. i'm afraid if we continue

. >>> lasalle at umass. explorers led by 19 in the second half but this one went to overtime. three. carl pierre with pookie powell in his face still gets the shot. lasalle falls 86-79 in overtime. a lot of college basketball. >> i was going to say. >> i like that but we still have eagles coming up on saturday. >> just that little game. >> playoff football. let's go. >> there you go. that does it for us at 10:00. iain has you covered on the other side of the break with fox 29 news at 11 with these wonderful ladies next to me. remember your powerball lottery drawing is next. good luck to you. >> you too.

other scores from around the city lasalle took down umass 87-72. st. joe's got edged out by st. all right. that does it for us. thomas drayton has you covered on the other side of the break with fox 29 news at 11:00. small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. verizon, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. verizon, not so much. get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call 1-800-501-6000.

>> david blasberg from umass amherst.admired the chronological focus and geographical focus, which as i know required in this nomination. also what i admire is the way you use this to exemplify something much larger and more global. this echoes what stephen morrison said. you have someone that goes to jail because he does not want to pay his poll tax to expand slavery. gandhi is inspired by thoreau. who then inspires martin luther king. all of these african leaders who are also pushing for decolonization at the same period the american civil rights is doing it thing. there is this global conversation that can very nicely show how this birmingham, in two years and a couple square miles, really exemplifies. hopefully you will be doing that in the nomination. >> would you care to respond? >> that is dirty business. >> that is an excellent observation. you succinctly connected those strands of protest. is civil rights movement is informed by the struggles in india, which were informed by the resistance of thoreau, or the effi

an initial workshop held at umass amherst had about 30 journalists science communicators coming together to build a curriculum that would model what the science programs have done but apply to history. there was a follow-up workshop in washington, d.c. in august of 2016 that really put the meat on the bones of that and actually spelled out week by week how the course would unfold and you can find that course at history communication.com. our website for the history communication movement. so any and all of you who are in universities and would like to bring that course to your home university, we would encourage you to visit that website and grab the syllabus and the umass course taught last year and adapt it to your home university and bringing in scholars and specialists in your area. but we would love to see this grow and continue to expand to other universities across the country and as i mentioned, we also now have history communication fellows at the lapage center at villanova. that's another great avenue for training, giving students on the job experience putting together a podcas