in addition to that, according to the latest news from khan univers city, 250 palestinian civilians are beseeged inside social facility in the city by the israeli incubation forces, as they cannot even leave uh that facility as the israel incubation forces threaten uh them to attack them and to kill them uh in almawasi area which was recommended by the israel incubation forces as safe area. at the beginning of this onslot, the israeli snipers shut at multiple palestinian civilians, claiming the lives of at least three palestinian civilians, so we are talking about uh intensified israeli attacks reaching the the the whole areas of khanuni city and even in the eastern part of khanuni city which were invaded and attacked by the israeli forces at the beginning of this ground offensive against khan unity, multiple residental squares. were completely destroyed and blasted by the israel incubation forces using the explosive devices in rafa city where at least 1.3 palestinian million palestinian civilians take shilter. there uh over the continuous israeli attacks along all areas of gaz strip, t

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jerry in charleston, the chief diversity officer atust me univ. has just beent accused of roughlybe 40 instancs of plagiarism in her ph.d. dissertation. a si add in this single academicng paper she in her career, therere would be more accusations of plagiarism. but she was too lazy to write more than one fake paper. which begs the question, who was the last persos too n te an original idea at harvard? john adams . hn adams al gore. barack obama. you know, barack must sweating right now. not for plagiarism. he just ate a really dog. swe oh, good. >> now, charleston's husband is also a professor and according to the reports, her one publication even ripped ofr onf research that he did back in 2012. wait, a woman bringing up something her husband did yearsn ago. that's not plagiarism. that's marriage. oh, sexist would say. sexis >> or any man. yeah. but coming on the heels of harvard yes president claudine being forced to resign over the same thing, charleston scannengd all is looking likes harvard's own academic version of the metoo movemeng t. sudd

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a univer >> okay. now, columbia university is in a safe space for hillary.s have the democrats have a real problem. the young left is livid with the old guard like clinton and biden for their foreign policy th >> and there's nowhere to escape. thank you so much. very. okay. let me thank all of you forcomig coming, because this b is oh, je hillary's class was like: a whac-a-mole. pour one protester out, another one pops right up. f you >> why do all of you just interrupt me so that you won'trp be introducet meu d interruptinr our panelists so that we don't have this kind of disruptionanes when we have people who are real experts in this are a. and so i think it's i think it's important to focus on the event. we're here. people are fres one to protest, but they are not free to disrupt events or classes. hillary and joe can'ts. go anywhere on an american campus without getting an earful like that, which is why bill clinton hawithout s volunteered to go on a nationwide campus tour insteadwm . >> there are

host: jason hill is a philosophy professor at depaul univeity joining us as part of our series lookingk history month. he wrote a book "what to white americans owe black people: racial justice in the age of post-oppression." how did you answer that question? >> i answered it by making the claim that reparations have already been paid. restitution to those that have been wronged by making financial restitution. my argument is reparations, by and large, have already been made to black americans through the 1960's civil rights act and through affirmative action programs, through cultural reparations have been made through black studies programs. basically the employment act. that a free society can go no further in making restitution to a group of people who might have been suffering from the residual effects of slavery. host: are those financial reparations? guest: those are not financial reparations. there is no one living today who was a slave. i was basing my notion of reparations on president reagan's civil liberties act of 1988, in which the state made an apology for the japanese-am