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expansive nature of slavery and the civil war as apparatus of black and black suppression, of revisioning of the government or maybe a failed reconstruction as w.e. dubois teaches uswhat are some of the lessons or hidden lessons of the civil war or slavery period that your work really brings up that we are ought to know? i think on the civil war in slavery either people don't want to know, you know, enough or people feel thoroughly invested or knowledgeable about the period, there were black people in slaves, native americans and put them on rever vagueses -- reservations and civil war and the books offer much complicated nuances but i would love to hear from the authors about that. i will briefly say what the book is about. the lives of freedom first, generation of women and men that were born enslaiped and children of emancipation and violent fall of reconstruction, civil war and reconstruction era. slavery and legacies and the history and memory of that period. what were people doing with those immediate pasts and immediate memory. i traced migration, mini biographies, this is my grandmother's grandparents. i chased two individuals, two of my grandmother's gran

use to read you. the civil war was not but slavery. about economics, noble cause. i our brothers and sisters in the north we had at fight and then had jim crow then civil rights and it just happens so we're past its all. i mean that's the extent of your history lesson. generally about this. that should give me another amen. but eveningly essentially was happened after the civil war, between 1861 and 18645 -- new orleans was around since 1718 -- the people that lost the war -- when did this ever happen, the people who lost the war get to write the history. does anybody -- anybody have any other example of that happening in any where necessary america at any time? like when you go to the mall, that's lincoln up there, not king george. [applause] >> i'm just saying. to my great historian friends who say they were the protectors of history, that when those monuments were put up its well after the civil war ended. the united states of america won that war. they didn't lose that war. that war was fought and if it would have succeed it would have destroyed the united stat

us, the civil war was in exodus. it was a crossing over from slavery to freedom. it was an act of judgment by god, and it's rooted in the understanding of biblical faith because those black and white abolitionists who worked to bring about that exodus, they were largely people of faith. people who believed the bible and who lived it out. so durable goods journ-- sojour faith, a preacher, a woman with who was an abolitionist her set, a former slave who argued against slavery. powerfully. who argued for the rights of women long before our current focus on equality. and all of this came out of her powerful faith, out of her understanding of the biblical meaning of what it was to follow god. the same is true of john brown who takes on harper's ferry. john brown's actions are about his understanding of god's absolute judgment on the horror of slavery. again, rooted in his exercise of his religious freedom and growing out of biblical faith. the same is true for harriet tubman. she saw herself as on a mission guided and protected by god himself. rooted in her biblical fa

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civil war slavery to an end. there is a strong possibility that the very spirit that you are using could have been rocked to your table by and it is rich right here in the land of the free powers and the foreign land has tricked into emigrating and trapped by un scrupulous profit. to jane slaves part of slavery a twenty first century evil on al jazeera. multiple suicide attacks killed dozens of civilians in afghanistan. hello i'm daryn jordan this is live from doha also coming up missiles hit syrian military bases in hama aleppo what the government says is new aggression from its enemies. but u.s. search of state urges the palestinians to reengage with israel as he visits jordan on his middle east. and u.s. border guards turned away refugees who fled central america saying they conferences and more asylum. it's been an. other day of bloodshed in afghanistan dozens of people have been killed in a series of attacks with civilians bearing the brunt of the violence in the capital of kabul at least twenty five people died a suicide bomber set off explosives within minutes of each other close to the intelligence headq

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use. most of my students come from high schools where they have had almost nothing about slavery or even the civil war. they know more about the civil war because of going on field trips to gettysburg. or something. for me, it is not about getting in front of my students and giving them a lecture about what happened, it is about carrying them to the archives and having them read the primary sources themselves, printed diaries. now they can find material online. students, when they go to the archive for the first time and they open a box and pull out a diary, you know, a letter from 1864, and they understand when you read someone's writing on the page, and they turn it around and they write this way because paper is scarce, it teaches them something about time scarcity.ar but it is just the feel of this document, to have it in your hand. students are just taken with that. i think they are taken more with doing research projects. so i give them diaries instead of secondary sources. . don't assign my book i assigned the books i used to write my book. michael: thank you. prof. blight: you asked about elem

civil war brought slavery to an end or did it there's a strong possibility that the very crude that you are using could have been brought to your table by image slaves is your job right here in the land of the free housing the foreign workers tricked into emigrating and trapped by unscrupulous profiteers. to jane slaves part of slavery a twenty first century evil on al-jazeera. i sometimes feel that when i'm really looking into the hearts and the souls of those directly involved in events taking place we've been going to telling all sides of the story from the political elite to those people who've been affected you really get to know what's happening on the ground that's very important for me as a third generation pass i can often feel that my continent is misrepresented and we've changed that your story is important to us it doesn't matter where you come from. welcome back you're watching all to zero zero robbery by the top news stories usually appointed u.s. secretary of state by pompei or is in saudi arabia as part of a three day visit to the middle east these people did talks with the saudi

country which is a slavery and we are fighting this last battle of the civil war and those people who are the alt-right, the white supremacists are hanging on for dear life and they're using say, lunatic fringe. they are now invading us and you guys in the mainstream media seeking the truth, are really fighting an uphill battle. this is a real battle right here for the soul of democracy. >> martha: wow. that's his reaction, and part to the roseann show. what you think about that? >> i believe you have to respect all american voters. people who vote against you are called the lunatic fringe. over 60 million voters are not a lunatic fringe. it's time to recognize both sides exist and let's solve our differences. >> martha: let's listen to one more, he says roseanne is the personification of donald trump. watch this. >> i think it can help him because you have the star of the show essentially outside the show trumpeting all of the things that donald trump stands for. when you take the main character and that person is of personification of trump's point of view, then that puts that idea forward. now 18 million people, that's a lot of people. >> martha: i watched the first ep

us tonight are four preeminent historians. stephen can't revert received -- phd from he is a historian of race, politics, and citizenship in the 19th century united states and teaches courses on the civil war era, slavery, and slave revolt. showed howbook boston's 19th-century black recast theirght to relationship and brought about the civil war, and to find a policy of slave emancipation to the idea of political equality. work explores the 14th the air of amendment, and he has books planned on scholars and native postwar wisconsin, and transformations on american citizenship in the civil war era in wisconsin, was people struggled to shed light on the relationship between citizenship and civilization. phd stauffer received his from yale university and is a summoner are and marshall s k professor of english and african studies. he has written several books. two of his books were national bestsellers and several have won numerous awards. he is also did author of more than 50 academic articles and his essays have appeared in time, the new york times, the wall street journal, and the washington post. advised three award-winning documentaries and in a consultant for future films, including jango unchained,

slavery throughout his life, there never would have been a civil war. he determined to end it. even where we might most attack him today, history shows us how people were addressing the moral failure in his own life. in a remarkably honorable way. the treaty with tripoli is often raised because it says that they write to the muslims -- we are not founded in any way as a christian nation. that clause cannot be found in the original treaty. and thirdly, none of us would claim we were founded on the bible. we did not start a christian republic. we started a republic that had a constitution. this is not that you are not a christian. i happen to be glad that i do not have to have a president that has to take a religious test to lead my country. i think it is a wonderful thing. we believe in a principled pluralism. there may have been some less than ideal relationships. i wonder how many sexual sinners have been forgiven and allowed into heaven. let us suppose the worst might have happened. washington was a man of honor. this is a debated point. this may be the most racy chapter in my book. you have to go get it. it was almost r-rated. do you

country which is slavery, and we are fighting this last battle of the civil war, and those people who are the alt right, the white supremacists are hanging on for dear life and they're usingre not just, like i say, lunatic fringe. they're now invading us, and you guys in the mainstream media seeking the truth are really fighting an uphill battle. this is a real battle right here for the soul of democracy. >> it is interesting, maya, back when "all in the family" was happening, this is the early nixon era where you have the southern strategy developed. all of that was set in queens. >> my father was onyx on's black list for real. >> we need to do a segment about that. there was not the amplification, to rob eats point. you h they have an added megaphone because you have -- nixon wanted to have a fox news but he didn't. >> that's right. remember how donald trump won the election was by earned media and social media. he actually didn't earn it in any of the conventional ways that we've seen a successful presidential candidate typically win. a lot of this is about how do we take back our democracy when we have much less ability to ensure that we identify and understand what t