hbcus can't draw the resources of a place like the university of north carolina. d those students are just as wo worthy to get someone like me to instruct them in journalism as the students at the university of north carolina. i'm sad i won't be instructing those students. those students are great advocates, they protested on my behalf. i'll still be engaging with those students, just not in the classroom. >> i've been off, spending time with my family, three different generations, right, especially of black women in my family, my family is dominated by women. my mom, my sisters, and my nieces. and then we of course are the younger generation, my great nephews, but they're nephews, guys. before you go, you will now be colleagues with actress felicia rashad who is the dean of howard's college of fine arts. she sent this letter to the school students and parents apologizing for tweeting in celebration of bill cosby's sexual assault conviction being overturned. she since deleted that tweet, she's apologized. what do you think about that, what do you think of the situa

. >>> pulitzer prize-winning journalist nikole hannah-jones declining the university of north carolina'sshe's accepting a faculty role at historically black howard university. the pulitzer prize-winning journalist and creator of the 1619 project had been chosen as unc's chair in race and journalism and despite the recommendation by the school's tenure committee, her tenure was initially denied by the board of trustees. after protests from alumni, faculty and students the board changed its decision and offered her tenure at the end of june, an offer she then turned down. nikole hannah-jones joins me now. thank you so much. good to see you. since we last talked, boy, you had a lot going on in your life. i'm going to get to your decision to go to howard in just a minute, but i just want to get some things in that are happening in the news. just this weekend, we saw how your 1619 project remains a rallying cry for those on the right. i want you to listen. this is south dakota governor kristi noem at the cpac conference. here it is. >> the 1619 project, critical race theory is hate, division,

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winning new york times journalist nicole hannah jones has rejected a tenure offer at the university of north carolinachapel hill, her alma mater come to join the faculty of howard university after a prominent right-wing donor at unc opposed giving her tenure. >> what has been reported is the was a great deal of political interference by conservatives who don't like the work i have done, particularly the 1619 project, and also by the powerful donor who give the largest donation in the 70 year history of the journalism school. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. haitian president jovenel moÏse was assassinated at his home early this morning. first lady marne moÏse was also injured and has been hospitalized. president moÏse have been in office since 2017 but based large-scale protest from 2018 denouncing government corruption and demanding his resignation. right's groups say he is responsible for the brutal crackdown on protesters and other government critics. earlier this year, his opponents accused moÏse of orchestr

university of virginia, find out with the case reveals about lbj's' presidency with historian michael beschloss university scholar melody barnes and msnbc news brian williams and lectures in history university of north carolina and chapel professor joseph looks at civil military relations during the korean war including general macarthur's removal from command by truman. watch mark in history tv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime cspan.org/history. >> good evening. i'm associate professor and chair of the presidency program at the university virgini

next it's lectures in history with university of north carolina chapel hill professor joseph's class and general douglas mcarthur command by truman and land rights of indigenous people, freed african-americans and white settlers during reconstruction and later the u.s. capitol society chief guide, steve livengood

university of virginia, find out with the case reveals about lbj's' presidency with historian michael beschloss university scholar melody barnes and msnbc news brian williams and lectures in history university of north carolina and chapel professor joseph looks at civil military relations during the korean war including general macarthur's removal from command by truman. watch mark in history tv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime cspan.org/history. >> good evening. i'm associate professor and chair of the presidency program at the university virginia public affairs. on behalf of the center the lbj's foundation, like to welcome you to the lyndon b. johnson in the white house takes on the ground jewel in the archives. president johnson he declared it is all here, the story of her time. there's no better example of that history is 650 hours of telephone conversations that lbj's did covering key issues of the day

of fame by north carolina. it is housed at the university of north carolina.gaged with me. this has been one of the most difficult periods of my life, which is why i've been silent about it. >> how do you feel about going to howard? i imagine at howard they're doing the hula that they have nikole hannah-jones on their staff. >> your friend oprah told me at one point i was at a supreme point of destiny. that's how i thought about howard university. one of my regrets is i didn't go to howard as an undergraduate. it's so clear to me that this is the right thing for me to do at this moment. howard has an amazing journalism program. at this point i'm bringing $15 million in resources to help build up investigative reporting at howard, i'm trying to raise 27 million, so to bring those types of resources to a university that punches above its weight, i'm excited. something great came out of this. >> i think we will say congratulations to you, nicole h hannah-jones, and we'll get a statement from university of north carolina. thank you for watching and we'll be right

prize winning journalist nicole hanna jones declined a tenured teaching position at the university of north carolinae board of trustees initially denied her tenure only to reverse that decision after protests from alumni, faculty and students. she has now accepted a faculty position at howard university, tenured position and will take on new roles focussing on race and investigative journalism. joining me now is creator of the 1619 project nicole hanna jones, if i can call you professor or soon to be professor, listen, thank you so much for joining us. your statement, something jumped out at me in the statement you released overnight and i want you to explain what you meant by it. you said at some point when you have proven yourself and fought your way into constinstitutions built for you, you have to decide that you are done forcing yourself in. what did you mean by that? >> well, as i also -- first, thank you for having me. but as i also said in the statement, i've been trying to prove myself in predominantly-white and historically white institutions really my entire life. i started being bussed i

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rainfall down over 50 percent compared to 2020 professor side. mohammed miranda from the university of carolina told us that water shortages may not be the only reason for the unrest. protest don't mean that people are against the stomach republic of iran. it means that people on the streets in different cities and the sun are upset about the shortage of water and the problems that the drought has cause. and those are legitimate. what happens though, is that people with guns infiltrate these gathering? well, it's going to be a tough time for iran. we have sanctions american from the european to trying as much as possible to make life as miserable as possible, ordinary iranians that their objective and simultaneously because of global warming, we have a very severe drought. and that drought has had an impact on agriculture, and it has created water shortages in certain parts of the country. does a for me 29 minutes. that's when i'll be back with another full fresh look at your news. this is our to international share with the ah, ah ah, ah ah ah, the board is white, you're walking down a street

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speaking of privilege the university of north carolina's chapel hill board of regents today gave some political pressure and granted some tenure. despite the fact that she has zero academic qualifications an better flagship project was littered with historical inaccuracies. seems the real privilege is liberal privilege. >> absolutely correct. we have the case where the insurance industry reported $2 billion worth of damage was done. rather than acknowledge what happened they are turning aroun and suing. this is remarkable. the party seemed los angeles no we are going to see this in santa monica as well. only if there is a settlement would be any merit here. in the case of north carolina i remarkable that this person got tenure today instead of allowin the real process to go by the release of their merit in this particular case there is none. this is how it should be done but bullying took the cake today. >> in her new book she reveals the inner workings writing this about going to dinner back in college. i felt an immediate need to let them know is that proceeded to spend the evening

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i'm coming to howard the same way i was coming to the university of north carolina, was to teach journalisming. certainly students at howard university deserve that type of instruction, and also they are having to learn journalism now at institutions like hbcus that are chronically underfunded, that don't have massive endowments like an institution like the university of north carolina. so when people say that, i think they don't fundamentally understand what my role would be, but also that we are bringing resources that these students have long deserved but haven't received. >> you bring up a really good point. first of all, both of you are joining howard university, comes with a $20 million donation by the john dean and catherine mcarthur foundation, but i like the point you made about teaching journalism. that's something that's so important. and as we feed the diversity pipelines and newsrooms, i think your input will be invaluable. as people watch you go through this, all of the colored girls who consider journalism when twitter was not enough, what is your message today? >> my message

nathaniel rowland is accused of killing samantha josephson in 2019 after the university of south carolina student allegedly got into his car thinking it was her uber ride. on monday one of the prosecution's final witnesses included the pathologist who performed the autopsy on josephson. he says she was stabbed more than 100 times. >> were you able to tell the number of stab wounds as you observed on miss josephson's body? >> yes, it's over 100, i somewhere around 120. but it gets to a point where it's not really -- it doesn't really add much to the report. >> reporter: prosecutors also showed this surveillance video from the night josephson was abducted from columbia's popular five points district. it shows josephson first trying to get into another car mistaking it for her uber then a chevy impala, which investigators say is rowland's car, is seen circling the area for ten minutes. the impala eventually pulls into a parking spot only feet away from josephson before she gets in. >> miss josephson enters the rear passenger door. >> reporter: a video expert testified that he could not tell

and on lectures in history, university of north carolina at chapel hill professor looks at civil military relations during the korean war, including delta miss arthur's -- douglas macarthur's removal. find a schedule from your program and watch any time on c-span.org/history. >> president biden spoke at a campaign rally for the democr n

nathaniel rowland made the comment shortly after he was convicted for the 2019 attack of university of south carolina student samantha josephson. she was stabbed more than 120 times. she got into rowland's car after mistaking it for her uber ride. the jury convicted rowland after only one hour of deliberations. >>> time now for a look at your wednesday weather. time-lapsed video shows california's largest wildfire overtaking this camera. the dixie fire has burned about 210,000 acres. lightning today could spark more fires in that area. the nation's latest heat wave is broiling the middle of the country. 38 million americans are being impacted by the extreme heat across 18 states from montana to georgia. checking today's high temperatures elsewhere, 94 degrees today in portland, oregon. cooler elsewhere along the west coast and 70s for the northeast. >>> coming up, the brazen jewelry heist along one of the most famous streets in the world. >>> also ahead, a back to school shopping nightmare this summer. the popular items in short supply. the sky high prices and the scams to look out for. >>> and later

the university of north carolina board of regents came to political pressure and voted for tenure for nicole hannah jones this despite the fact that she has 0 academic qualifications and her flagship 1619 project was littered with historical inaccuracies. here is horace cooper, project 21 cochair. it seems the real privileges and white privilege but liberal privilege. >> absolutely right. here we have this case where the insurance industry reports $2 billion worth of damage was done by these mostly peaceful protesters and rather than acknowledge how violent they were and how outrageous their acts work, how damaging or acts were to the community they are turning around and suing. this is remarkable. they sued los angeles and now we see it in santa monica as well. only if there is a settlement if there is any merit, in the case of unc it is remarkable that bullying by the black lives matter movement and the progressive left is actually what ends up getting tenure for people today instead of allowing the real process to go by where we evaluate their work, look at their marriage and in th

. >> reporter: in 2019, the 21-year-old university of south carolina student steps into what she thoughtuber ride, a fatal mistake. a jury convicted nathaniel roland of kidnapping and murder for imperson nating an uber driver and trapping her with child locks and stabbing her to death. >> she made it so. the lesson she taught me as a mom are carries for me forever. >> reporter: both uber and lyft responding to the verdict with condolences for the family, stressing continued efforts to secure rides. uber's website encourages riders to use their app to match the license plate of the vehicle as women as the make and model and driver's photo. and before entering the car, have the driver confirm the rider's name. >> i still to this day can't believe she is gone. i keep waiting for her to walk through the door. >> reporter: safety solutions that might have saved her life after still could save another. catie beck, nbc news. >>> police have arrested a 20-year-old man for a shooting at a movie theater near l.a. it happened during a showing of "the forever purge" leaving an 18-year-old woman dead

living with hiv now have a life expectancy similar to other americans researchers from the university of north carolinaty rates for people with hiv greatly fell between 2011 2017, they believe the findings show the tremendous strides that have been made in combating the virus. more than 1 million americans are infected with hiv. the team looked at data from more than 82,000 adults seeking care for the study. >> in the south bay, the valley transportation authority is trying to have its light rail service back up and running by the end of this month. service has been shut down since that mass shooting at the rail yard in may when the gunman sam cassidy who work there shot and killed 9 people before turning the gun on himself. the dta says it has a five-point plan it will be implementing to try to get services back up and running and that starts with checking in on the employees. >> the first phase is to make sure that our employees feel safe and confident and secure it come back to work in with that. we're communicating with them about what the plans are going to be. that has already started the second

journalist nikole hannah-jones has announced that said she will not join the faculty at the university of north carolina after an extended tenure fight. instead she's accepting a job at a historically black school, howard university. she explained her decision to gayle king yesterday, exclusively on "cbs this morning." >> to be denied it and to only have that vote occur on the last possible day at the last possible moment, after threat of legal action, after weeks of protests, after it became a national scandal, it's just not something that i want anymore. >> hannah-jones' tenure was initiallyni by thunc board tru week after protests from alumni, faculty, and students. some faculty at unc's journalism school wrote a public letter saying that the way the university treated her was racist. >>> the number of covid cases nationwide is on the rise as the delta variant spreads. the coronavirus has left tens of thousands of americans with chronic lung problems. nearly 150 have needed lifesaving transplants, including a 42-year-old father. carter evans introduces us to him. >> reporter: when covid came for the

nicole henna jones announced she was turning down a night chair position at her alma mater, university of north carolina didn't initially offer her tenure for a role that had always come with tenure. >> i think it showed that there is not a respect for what black faculty go through on campus ask, that they need to have the stated and public support and the courage of leadership when our work is challenged. >> reporter: the numbers show across the board, colleges are suffering from lack of representation. abc news data team analyzed the most recent u.s. department of education reports on more than 4,000 schools, finding that 70% of faculty are white, even though a little more than half the students enrolled are nonwhite. the data also indicating that nonwhite professors are less likely to make tenure. only 10% of all tenured professors are people of color. nicole hanna-jones is now set to be the inaugural night chair in race and journalism at historically black howard university. >> simply resolving my issue doesn't resolve the larger obstacles and discrimination that black faculty, and particularly blac

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university of virginia. find out what they reveal about lbj's presidency university of virginia scholar and nbc anchor brian williams. on lectures and history universal north carolinahapel hill professor looks at civil military relations during the korean war including general macarthur's removal from command by president harry truman. watch american history tv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online at any time at c-span.org/history. >> thank you for joining us for today's program black freedom on native man. the library supports and inspires research, teaching and learning in the humanities. since our founding in 1887 has remained dedicated for understanding of ourselves in the world around us we connect researchers and visitors with our collection and that reading room the exhibition galleries, program spaces, classroom and online

. >>> renowned journalist nicolle hannah jones has declined the university of north carolina's offer role at howard university. her tenure was initially denied by the board of trustees. >> she won the pulitzer prize for her work on the 1619 project which examines the consequences of slavery in the united states. that project has been attacked by conservative critics and politicians and hannah-jones says she was never told why her ten yu was denied, but speaking this morning she suspects politics and race and gender played a role. >> i went through the tenure process and received unanimous approval to be granted tenure. so to be denied it and to have the vote occur on the last possible day at the last possible moment after threat of legal action, after weeks of protest, after it became a national scandal, it is not something that i want anymore. >> hillary rosen is a member of the board of trustees at howard university and a cnn political commentatory. thanks for being with us. we know that she will now be a tenured professor at howard university. you are on the board. i am an alumnus

and on lectures in history, university of north carolina at chapel hill professor looks at civil military relations during the korean war, including delta miss arthur's -- douglas macarthur's removal. find a schedule from your program and watch any time on c-span.org/history. >> president biden spoke at a campaign rally for the democratic nominee for virginia governor. the president praised the elf -- outgoing governor. >> want to thank the chairperson of my campaign. i want to say this now, on behalf of all of us, i want to give a shout an offer of thanks to our great governor, ralph northam. thank you for everything you have done for the commonwealth of virginia. we have our great attorney general who is going to keep virginia moving forward. i think him for the leadership. virginia democrats are going to deliver for our commonwealth the amazing team we have in place. let me say to all of you today, thank you. i can't think of a better place to be on this beautiful evening then right here with our president, joe biden. [applause] let me just say this, it is amazing how far virginia has

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the university of north carolina chapel hill's board of truees has voted to grant tenure to journalistole hannah jones, author of "the new york times" "1619 project." the board's initial failure to grant her tenure sparked intense criticism. still to come on the "s newshour," chaotic ballot counting leaves the result of new york's mayor race in question. many school districts intensify summer programs to combat learning loss during the pandemic, and much more. >> this is the "pbs newsho" from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite studio of journalism at arizona state university. judy: the u.s. is on the verge of completing a unilateral and unconditional withdrawal from afghanistan, nearly 20 years after it invaded, and the outgoing u.s. military commander has delivered a stark warning about the future of the country. nick schifrin is back right now, and he joins me. good to have you with us to talk about this. what are military leadersaying they believe could happen? nick: this is perhaps as blunt and pessimistic statement as the military has ever made ab

university of south press 9, 2016. kathleen duvall is the bowman and gordon gray professor of history the university of north carolina, chapel hill. she will talk about her specialty native americans. her latest book was independence lost lives on the edge of the american revolution, which was published in 2015. her next book project is entitled masters of the continent how american indians rule north america into the 19th century. then we have robert parkinson who is an associate professor of history at the state university of new york binghamton. his first book was the common cause creating nation and nation race, freedom, and extermination in the atlantic world was published in 2017. she will talk about violence, and notions every's during this particular period. i will remind us that when we get to the question and answer period, this is why i am running a mile a minute here trying to give us time. when you ask questions, please come to the mics. this is being films, if you shouted out, c-span will not be able to hear you. that would be unfortunate. remember, come to the microphone for the question and answer sessi

university of virginia. find out with the case reveals about the presidency with historian michael university of his ability and brian williams and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on pleasures in history, university of north carolinaat chapel hill professional joseph looked at civil military relations during the korean war including general douglas macarthur's removal present. truman. >> tv features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books on sunday, and 855 eastern, an in-depth look at the trump administration's covid-19 pandemic with washington post journalist and they discussed the book, nightmare scenario. at ten eastern on afterwards, retired marine wayne phelps writes about how the military is seeking relies on drones in a book on killing remotely. if every advice cornell university professor air force officer pretty much mark in history to be able to be every three kid on c-span two. find a full schedule under program guide for visit cspan.org. >> house committee investigating january 6th attack in the u.s. capitol hoses first hearing on tuesday, officers from the u.s. capitol police in washington metropolitan police department will tell members with a soft inexperience on the take. what to

no, you have to have a full scholarship and she has not so i felt the trustees of the university of north carolina for allowing it not just to go forward at all. understand the reasonsfor that . they presumably have one of the most ideological countries on your faculty to wave the flag and say look who we got here. nicole hannah jones is everywhere. she's college recently, we're seeing someone who is a genuine academic celebrity . and a celebrity endorsement is all the university wants to do, there's lots of other celebrities they could collect as well. this is a terrible idea area and it's really a representation that they allow this to go ahead at all. >> on that point, this really concerns me. you hit the nail on thehead . the fact, this should matter. especially in journalism. it's not even as if we're talking about the facts correct that came through a different conclusion. they literally got facts wrong. another one who i am an enormous amount is my favorite read him in graduate school. gordon would, he goes through it as well. there are so many historians that document where she gets it wro

prize-winning journalist nikole hannah-jones turning down a tenured teaching position at the university of north carolinaaccepting a tenured professor position at howard university in washington, d.c. she was initially denied tenure at unc until hannah-jones protested. she blames did on her groundbreaking work on the 1619 project. that was when the first slave ship arrived. hannah-jones saying in a statement, these last few weeks have been very dark. to be treated so shabbily by my alma mater, by a university who has given me so much who i only sought to give back to has been deeply painful. >>> we'll be right back. more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore where we've got the best deals on refrigerators, microwaves, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... when you let nature

nicole hannah jones will join the faculty of howard university in washington, d.c., after a highly publicized tenure fight at the university of north carolinachapel hill. she said conservative critics on her work on slavery's legacy pushed university trustees to hold her tenure approval initially. they then voted to grant it after weeks of protests. she won a pulitzer prize for her work. still to come, express search for clues to the structural failure of the surfside, florida condo. u.s. military veterans reflect on 20 years of war in afghanistan. why the boy scouts of america reached a legal settlement, with tens of thousands of sexual abuse survivors. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour," from weta studios in washington and, the west from walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: today marks six months since a pro-trump mob attacked the u.s. capitol on january 6 in an attempt to stop the certification of president biden's election results. i am joined by lisa desjardins. tell us now, where does it stand in terms of finding out and arresting those who broke into the capitol? lisa: let's talk about

alz.org/walk >>> a pulitzer prize winning journalist is ending a tenure controversy at the university of north carolinaeator of the 1619 project, a piece that put the history of the united states into context with the arrival of the first slave ship that year. her tenure was initially denied by the unc board of trustees, but the decision was reversed after protests from alumni, faculty, and students. hannah-jones will be joined by author coates. she will found a new center for journalism and democracy. she said she never wanted the public scandal of the tenure battle. >> it was humiliating. it was deeply hurtful, and it was enraging because as you know, you don't grow up a black child in this country without being told that you have to work twice as hard to get half as far, that you have to be twice as good. but i've been that. and to do everything that you are told to do to be successful and then have them change the rules at the end at a school that i am an alum of, and for a job that i didn't seek out but that i was recruited for. >> what has happened is that the black students and the white student

the university of north carolina, embarrassed itself two ways. nce. it has so little credibility and the prevailing assumptions, this is the beauty of structural racism, it is racism, there can be no other issue. the many historians that have questioned her version of history and so forth is always racism or gender, never any substance. north carolina comes out looking really bad for this and she's accusing it of racism. i'm not sure she comes out looking much better. todd: let's read a statement from unc chapel hill, new challenges like this present opportunity press to do this, i'm committed to pressing on and partnering with all those to make carolina a more welcoming place. is this a lose lose for north carolina? did they buy being wishy-washy and documenting a position right off the bat in this situation? >> they put themselves in a lose lose situation by surrendering. they took a stand and failed to defend and she said that is not good enough anyway. it is a disaster all around. todd: wishy-washy and woke do not mix. appreciate your time as

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investigative reporter nicole hoon jones rejected an untenured position at the university of north carolinataking her talents to the mecca, howard university. she would be joined by ta-nehisi coates. nearly $20 million of charitable funding to make their tenures possible. to our next guest and all the alumni watching, all i can say is go boston! joining me now is dr. wayne frederick, president of howard university. dr. frederick, first of all, how do you respond to this? thanks for being with us on this victorious week. you and i know all too often black academics have been lured to predominantly white institutions because that's where the bulk of resources went in terms of endowments and, quite frankly, the presumption of prestige. but this week's news that howard will now have two of the nation's leading thinkers on race in tenured positions, they're success made possible in part by some $20 million in philanthropic funding. it's what your students might call a flex. how does howard university and the rest of hbcu family capitalize on the attention tat when many of the institutions are st

her move to howard comes after she declined an offer for tenure from the university of north carolinachool initially denied her tenure sparking a major backlash. hannah jones talked about the scandal for the first time this morning. >> this is a position that came with tenure, and the ninth chair are designed for professional journalist when working in the field to come into abg gama, and to have that occur at the last day after threat of legal action and weeks of protests and after it became a national scandal, it's not something i want anymore. >> unc's loss, howard's gain. three major foundations, and an anonymous donor invested nearly $20 million to support both authors' work. >>> hundreds of thousands of americans heading back to work, and lots of veterans are still having a pretty tough time finding jobs. we have a special look at one effort to help former medic get civilian health care jobs, next. >>> across the country we continue to see signs that the job market is rebounding, but the jobs number shows the unemployment rate is ticking up for military veterans and for veterans

journalist who conceived the 1619 project for "the new york times" will get tenure at the university of north carolinaing nicole hannah jones following weeks of back-and-forth uproar over her hiring as a professor with tenure in chapel hill. let's bring in the author "woke in" vivek ramaswamy, to talk about the latest drama. welcome back. good to see you. reporting on this in "the washington post" they say the decision to award tenure to hannah jones could defuse what had become an expert in her shirt on over the academic appointment and the degree of influence of politicians and donors and faculty affairs. that decision to deny tenure could have lunch took on plunged chapel hill into deeper acrimon. what do you make of how they eventually came to the decision and what it sounds like motivated it? >> a good decision for her, good basis to deny tenure originally wasn't the fact that you had controversial ideas for the fact that she had one view of american history. i think all of you should be welcome on college campuses including liberal arts universities like unc chapel hill. in my opinion, good reas