cannot be ignored or the negative level of 99 police in the murder of a teenager of algerian descent . and the extent of the unrest has also raised the voice of the united nations on friday, the united nations will take a serious look at solving the problems of racists in the police forces, from sirjan, three days after nahel's death, bein asham dastani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights, in his press conference in geneva. he said that time it is time for france to seriously address the deep problems of racism and racial discrimination among law enforcers. this is not the first time that france becomes a subject to the united nations. the frequent use of identity checks, discriminatory arrests and fixed punishments for disproportionately targeting certain minorities, according to the committee , were mostly targets of african descent, arabs, and non-french people, according to a police sociologist in an interview. that june 29 in the lavado media, light is published in these cases, it is not digestible, especially when we know that most of those killed in the course of disobeying the order to stop the police of ethnic minorities and the

of the police. france is another issue that cannot be ignored, and the performance of the police in the murder of a teenager and the extent of the unrest have also raised the voice of the united nations. have new awareness, robin asham dashtani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights, said in his press conference in geneva that the time has come for france to seriously address the deep problems of race and racial discrimination among law enforcement officers. this is not the first time that france has turned syria into a un issue. in 2022, the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination expressed its deep concern over the frequent use of identity checks, discriminatory arrests and fixed penalties to disproportionately target specific minorities , mostly african-origin. he did not go many times there were non-french people, the police sociologist confirms in an interview published on june 29 in lavado noor media, and ethnicity cannot be excluded in these cases, especially when we know that most of those killed during the disobedience of the police order to stop were minorities. 2020 the french government called the criticisms of the united

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the suspect intends to harm them or another person. also , france's history of racist behavior by the french police is another issue that cannot be ignored . the origin and extent of the unrest. voice of the united nations it has also been reported that on friday, sirjan, the united nations asked france to take a serious look at solving the problems of racists in the police force three days after my death. robin asham dastani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights , said in his press conference in geneva that the time has come. it is the country of france this is not the first time that france has become the subject of the united nations 2022 committee on the elimination of racial discrimination. discriminatory arrests have expressed consistent patterns of disproportionately targeting specific minorities, according to the committee, targeting mostly african-descendants and non-french people , according to the police sociologist in an interview on june 29 in lavado media. noor was published these cases cannot be digested, especially when we know that most of the dead were disobeying the order of the police to stop the operation. what is the police dubbing +10 life? he announced that

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the threat of damages goes beyond. the borders of the united nations security council are expanding it is impossible to speak with one voice to prevent conflict. the request of some to continue the war with the aim of military victory will lead to the destruction of the country, and with its continuation, the risk of disintegration and foreign interference and the destruction of sovereignty will increase. and the us criticized the khartoum government, the sudanese government warned that if the representative of the un secretary general participates in this meeting , it will end the activities of the sudanese delegation, and this frame is not acceptable . conflicts warned we understand the decision of the sudanese authorities and we want the un to act with neutrality due to continuous efforts to create fake competition in mediation efforts . in sudan, he accused about the politics of representation and dictation in sudan, and warned that he should help in the crisis of profits, the country's government should guarantee the health of its political structures and avoid the prescription of twisting according to the directive d

dubbing unit of sed and sima, preparing the film k to ezel and the amazing vakil series, among these works , stay there, in the dubbing unit of the national media, from every studio, a familiar voice to listen and write did we get it or not? the romantic series is still final. soon it will be a beautiful movie and we will make it ourselves. kat weasel's movie is attractive for children. of course, many deep concepts are missing, which adults should definitely pay more attention to in order to understand children's world deeply . he is working on a 24-episode series ordered by omid network, and it is about the extinction of species . it has 12 and 13 voice actors, and we have been working on the series for 6 years now, from social and family series to documentary films. we are dubbing a serial who is korean and named the amazing lawyer, he intends to be in a relationship with a girl who is autistic and her father has noticed this since she was a child . it creates very beautiful stories. since the beginning of the year, 25 foreign tv series have been delivered to cima. at present, more than 50 works are being prepared for broadcasting on cima. the atmosphere and decors of the colle

regarding the process of returning loved ones or their further reintegration and rehabilitation are voiced on various platforms, including international ones, in particular, the united nationsthe parliaments of various countries of the world, the essence here is only a kind of promotion, that is, it is, you know , a political component of voicing the issues abroad, are there concrete results, let's say after the speech of a representative there of a prisoner of war a-ah well a representative of the family yes er come to him or offer him some specific services or how it looks at our meeting representatives of various er departments and international organizations, including but from other countries, therefore it is important that these people heard directly from the participants themselves, from the victims of the war, about the situation that has developed, the realities of our lives are certainly not the same as we all would like for all the missing to be alive , for all the prisoners to return to their families , but for this at different levels and 24/7 everything is possible and we sincerely hope that there will be more and more such joyful emotions on the faces of our

all of these leaders is this desire to really reform multilateral forums and have a seat at the table and more of an inclusive voice of the global south. i am talking about places like the united nationsg7 -- excuse me that united nations, the imf and other multilateral forums. we are going to have to hear whether or not there is cohesion on what that reform looks like, especially because there is a bit of competing interests based on what they want on the global stage versus what they do need at home. >> thank you to jennifer across every twist and turn of this summit. coming up not just gassing woodside energy says it is having constructive talks with lng workers. we will bring your conversation with the ceo meg o'neill next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> as you can see woodside energy shares are lower in sydney trade this morning, australia's biggest oil and gas producers first half results are being overshadowed i strike talks with lng workers. ceo meg o'neill weighed in on the current state of the european lng market. >> the fact that the market has responded in such a significant way to the rumor of a potential industrial action suggest to me that the market is still quite fragile. eu

. >>> happening today, protesters in san francisco plan to voice their outrage over the latest push to transform parts of united nations plaza. the rec and departments department plans to open a state park and replace some of the bricks on the market street side in the process of moving the location of the farmers market. starting this sunday, vendors will have to move to the fulton street parking lot between the main library and the asian art museum to allow for construction. protesters say they were initially told the move would only last six months, but they're not now learning it will last two years. they're also demanding added security. today's rally is scheduled to start at 1:00 p.m. ♪♪ ♪ did you ever have fun like this ♪ >>> time to have some fun. believe it or not, beyonce is here. >> we do have a countdown going right now. you might even call beyonce -- she is a mayor, that is. she's going to take the stage in about eight hours from now, and today i think we could call her madam mayor nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live outside of levi's. this should be a great night for a lot of those fans, but what should t

of the ukrainian voice of america service. the united states is concerned that russia and north korea are actively negotiating the supply of weapons. this was stated by the representative of the us nationall, john kirby , at a briefing on august 30. two countries

the united states completely, so to speak, crushed its partners, who have practically no voice. trump - that's good. showed biden, enters more gently, but the essence is the same. complete subordination to the interests of the nationalts of the united states of the organization, or rather, sorry, not the organization, the format of this mistake is a big mistake to call it brixes. and uh, the seven organization metaformats are clubs where there is no charter, there are no indefinite procedures. they all add up in a traditionally originated. as for discussion, let's remember at a very difficult time, when the oil shock, when the financial crisis, in the seventy-third year, the big seven appeared, which in 2008 showed its own futility. she could not do anything with a crisis, so the family took the place of the seven in a different format, the twenty with the participation of ours. i think now jim is at the nile if here, remember this person who actually came up with brik is the chief economist at goldman sachs of goldman sachs, who , for phonetic purposes, in order not to write constantly four countries, did not list them by first letters and in 2001 in the report used this concept. i thought ievich putin was so modes

whether you are supportive or not, and there are all sorts of voices united in opposition to this, it is a moment, it marks a key chain in the nationaltude, the approach of the government. the state on behalf of us all towards migrants, refugees, those potentially vulnerable and in need. in truth, what happened here today was always going to bigger, about more thanjust today was always going to bigger, about more than just this barge and these men. this vessel is part of these men. this vessel is part of the government's answer to what has been such a difficult question. a tough, national debate that has been long—standing and contentious. what does this say about the welcome we extend to those seeking asylum? are these the first steps towards a tougher stance, long overdue to reduce costs and deter bogus claims? or are these potentially traumatised refugees, dehumanised and now denied even the stability of dry land? these men carry the added weight of the government's determination to address migration differently. we successfully on—boarded the first cohort today. there were 15 people on board. we have had a few challenges but this

of the ukrainian voice of america service chas-time the united states is concerned that russia and north korea are actively negotiating about the supply of weapons. this was stated by the representative of the us national security council, john kirby, at a briefing on august 30. kirby reported that negotiations on weapons between the two countries are actively progressing, while white house spokeswoman karin jean-pierre added that russia was forced to turn to such criminal regimes for weapons and equipment how north korea partially due to the effect of american sanctions , but how russia and north korea can expand bilateral cooperation and what they say about it in the democratic world, we will talk about it with yulia yarmolenko, who is included to us from the white house yulia hello, hello maria please tell us what is currently known about these negotiations, what stage are they at, what exactly is russia asking from the dprk, do you know maria , it is not the first time that the white house has disclosed information , slightly declassified intelligence data about how russia is trying to get military support from such countries as well as wounds north korea why today what is the news actually today t

of the united nations ? for bureaucracy. now i also drew attention to politicization this week, and our president alexander lukashenko instructed to intensify work on the international platform so that the voice of belarus sounds even louder, will it again become the same impartial organization that it was created in forty-fifth, and what today was the russian agenda in the draft question number one permanent representative of our country. he is the fishermen's valentine. hello valentin borisovich, today it still remains the very unique platform where guided solely by common sense, speak exclusively on the case. he is 193 countries of the world, we should never forget about this. unfortunately, sometimes there is criticism. as for the un, you know it is extremely unconstructive without understanding that those decisions that are taken by the general cis are the decisions of the member states. this is not a decision of the bureaucratic structure, so the state votes in the general assembly depending on its own national interests and national priorities about it we must never forget. we are working very actively. and that's the purpose of our work at the un. it's working with government members.

whether you are supportive or not, and there are all sorts of voices united in opposition to this, it is a moment, and it marks a key chain in the nationalof us all, towards migrants, refugees, those potentially vulnerable and in need. and in truth, what happened here today was always going to bigger, about more than just this barge and these men, because this vessel is part of the government's answer to what has been such a difficult question — a tough, national debate that has been long—standing and contentious. danjohnson dan johnson reporting there. thousands of scouts at an international event in south korea are being evacuated from a campsite due to an incoming tropical storm. the uk and several other countries had already left, citing extreme hot weather and poorfacilities at the site. je seung lee has more. first came the heatwave, now it's a storm. a contingency plan has been put into action in south korea, with all scouts taking part in this year's world scout jamboree being evacuated early from the campsite because of an incoming storm. typhoon khanun is expected to make landfall on thursday, bringing with it heavy rain and st

of the plane it's the united states of america. in a real way, you are a consoler in chief, you are a voice at times of national tragedy when you tweetffering this tragedy, on the score the president is failing. maria: frances, it is a sad situation to watch and you have people questioning the president's mental capacity every day. >> every day and i don't understand why he doesn't want to answer questions, isn't he in a reelection campaign why is he not spending any money campaigning, there is something going on something we don't know about with the campaigning efforts and he one from the basement last time around we are not the pandemic anymore, basic manners and acknowledgment and granting of importance of somebody. it's owned by the biden administration. i do understand the hubris and gives them, i have to question them continuously, is he running, is he really running because it's too strange with the presidential campaign cabinet. >> were watching the horrific information i asked reporters how did the fire start. over the powerline started the wildfires, new reports reveal that the company was aware of wildfire threats but rem

the nations as far as features. they're raising their voice. but because they're small nations, japan could ignore their protests because ultimately japan has a back in an approval of united states in their decisions. so they felt that is enough for them to override the international concerns. you know, i was going to be my, just my final point because despite the wide protest, as you say, as far away as fee g, as since the release started tokyo isn't responding to international pressure. it's going on the offensive. they're saying that what paging is doing is political. how do you think things will eventually play out as well right now we, there's, um, you know, there's nobody that same force, the japanese government to reverse the decision. but i, i like to point out even a japanese pine minutes or 2, she has publicly said they did not reach the reach that decision until very recently, specifically, authors a cam, david meeting ways a ways present. and by and the president you of south korea. so that this right after they had the explicit backing of the united states, they thought they could do is, is without international backlash and, and they, they obviously are surp

the telling of that critical story, we too often collect women's voices contributions and legacies. ensuring the story of women and girls shared in our nation's most powerful. one of the architects of the northwest unitedtes from my friend cynthia. the first woman to hold a judicial office in the nation and possibly in the modern world the first s native american autr and activist. these 11 women represented here are some of the brightest and boldest that our nation has to offer. i would be remiss if i did not also mentioned number 11. doctor maryy mcleod but soon frm the great state of florida. yes, we can applaud her. incredible. and educator civil rights activists in public servant and know her for starting bassoon cookman university. she did so much known for our state and nation. she was the sole african-american woman to a officially join the delegation that created the united nations charter. just under 270 statues here at the capital. for those of you that just heard me say trying to do some mental math, i already did it for you. under 5% of the statute in the capital that are women. in order to get a statue in the halls of congress normally have to move a mountain, and vent a world changing de

at the same time, the united states is not yet ready for such steps, in an interview with voice of america on july 28, said the strategic communication coordinator of the us national security council, john kirby insoring warship - there is an active discussion now about the introduction of warships into the black sea, i think we all understand that this will only increase the tension and increase the opportunities for a potential conflict between the west of russia and this is not what we want another participant in the discussion about the safety of shipping, congressman marci kaptor, believes that in order to promote its interests in washington, ukraine should more actively use information weapons among the people who live in ukraine died in 32-33 when the soviet union hit the grain with force , just like russia now takes it away by bombing grain warehouses in odessa and other places kaptor says it was not for nothing that she compared stalin's famine with putin's grain blackmail in america and in general in the west, people should understand the scale of the tragedy that putin is carrying today our the world is faced with a new threat, so the american people an

the diversity of voices in our nation and celebrates the storyteller in us all. >> this is the 23rd year for the national book festival, and it remains one of the preeminent literary events in the unitedtes. it is central to the library's mission to expand our reach and connect with all americans. the library of congress is here to share its rich collections of treasures and we inspire and energize the next generation of thinkers, artists, students, public servants, and more to continue to tell the american story and our collective history. as the largest library in the world, we have the opportunity to champion reading and literacy in this weekend we are bringing together and acclaimed diverse group of authors and illustrators to our nation's capital to celebrate books and the essential place they had in our lives. we do this for the benefit of tens of thousands of book lovers who come in person and those who participate virtually. now, i suspect that all of you are book lovers. [laughter] or you would not be here tonight. you know how just a single book can change a life and how books on lock life wonders and how they teach us to live and flourish. and tonight, we are excited to hea

of the critical story we too often neglected women's voices part traditions and legacy we repair that injustice are short in our nation's most powerful hall. willard's mother josephine mentored educator where the architects of the northwest united states or esther to her termite friend cynthia first told the judicial office in the nation and possibly in the modern world or the first native american author and activist. these 11 women are statues not all of congress' of the asbrightest and boldest their nation has to offer. i would bee remiss most recent addition to thes, halls from the great state of florida. yes, you can applaud her. it's incredible. pioneer educator civil rights activist public servant most people know her for starting what is now methuen cookman university but she did so much more for state and nation was the sole african-american woman to officially join the us undelegation that created the united nations charter. she is incredible addition to the just under 70 statutes. for those of the just heard me say 270 statutes are trying to do some mental math i already did it for the thunder 5% of the statutes and the capitol that are women. in order to the statue in the halls of congress usually you need to have m

new at 6:00, protesters in san francisco plan to voice their outrage over the latest push to transform parts of united nationsza. the park and recs department plans to open a skate park and replace parts of the bricks on the market street side in the process. they're moving over to a farmers market location. starting this sunday, vendors will have to move to the fulton street parking lot between the main library and asian art museum for construction. protesters say they were initially told the move would last six months, but now they're learning it will last two years. they're demanding added security. today's rally is scheduled to start at 1:00 p.m. >>> trending this morning, beyonce, if you haven't heard it already, is in the bay area and we're going to take you to levi's shortly. two of her backup dancers own a slice of the bay area spotlight. ♪♪ >> yeah, so you're looking at les twins, and last night they taught a workshop at studio dance studios, they're identical twins born and raised in paris and self-taught dancers with a unique style of dancing. those moves earned them first place on nbc's "world of

voices and the global in are striving to be here. as being part of breaks strengthens us and does not exclude all the instances of integration and even less the products multilateral membership of the united nations. well as the seen, be a lot of positive outcomes copying. alex offered this, a brick submit to this 15 big segments for people to reach an agreement off of procedures, standards and criteria, off the bricks of brock. they say that it's the expansion off the block, which is a beautiful and strong message that old global institutions need to, to follow up to and to adapt to. of course, the brakes as we know which does not exist. we might be talking about bricks, plastic, or brakes add. this is new countries of new cultures, new policies. you only need to ship. and the mission in the goals remains the same. minnesota to all 2 different experiments, nevertheless demonstrates the contrary. all of us to strengthen defied for a new international order that accommodates pluralism in terms of dog or feet. economics and politics and the 21st century is yet the 1st and literally the silver . no, just some points that are most important for all of us. among which every single have the issues of t

voices in the global level in are striving to be here kind of being part of breaks, strengthens us and does not exclude all the instance itself, integration and even less the product multilateral membership with united nations. well, as the seen be a lot of positive outcomes means alex offered this a brief summary to the safety. pick some of the people to reach an agreement to offer a procedure standard, some criteria off the breaks the block. they say that it's the expansion off the block, which is a very beautiful and strong message that old global institutions need to, to follow up to and to adapt to. of course, the brakes as we know which does not exist. it's, we might be talking about bricks, classics, or breaks. as you can see, the new cultures, the policy you probably need is the only reason that the need to ship and the mission and the goals remains the same men instead of 2. 02 different experience. nevertheless, demonstrates the contrary o dof us the strength of the fights for a new international order that accommodates pluralism in terms of geography, economics and politics in the 21st century. the pseudo president littler, the silver? no, just some points that are most important for all of us, a

of life to the nation's capital to unite against hate and discrimination. on saturday, thousands of people gathered at the lincoln memorial again to mark the anniversary, but this time to voicethat dr king's dream of racial and social equality is under threat. 0rganisers said political extremism and efforts to undermine voting rights continue to thwart dr king's dream from being realised. the bbc�*s caitriona perry spoke with his daughter, dr bernice a king about her father's legacy. doctor bernice king, thanks indeed forjoining us, we are marking 60 years on from the march on washington, yourfather�*s i have a dream speech. how near orfar do dream speech. how near or far do you think we are from that dream he described? in think we are from that dream he described?— think we are from that dream he described? ., ., , , ., described? in all honesty, the dream he soke described? in all honesty, the dream he spoke about _ described? in all honesty, the dream he spoke about is _ described? in all honesty, the dream he spoke about is going _ described? in all honesty, the dream he spoke about is going to _ described? in all honesty, the dream he spoke about is going to take - he

the united nations. the g 7, the g 20. they're looking for a pickup platform of greats. a voice for developing countries and showing the warranty to assert themselves through bringing in these new members for me to thank you very much for that. that's not correspondence on me. the minute joining us live from johannesburg. well, let's stay with this. we'll join now by 9 am 10 movies, the executive director at the institute for global dialogue. and he's also joining his life on janice. but thank you very much for your time. why do you think that we're seeing this level of interest from other countries in joining brooks now? and i think it's also brought on by the changing international dynamics. i think a has been a lot of frustration, i think with the current multinational system, i think they is growing consensus that much attention institutions are not doing what they were established to do. and this growing shift towards a multi point load order. and as the mug to pull the load order comes to fruition, there's going to be a number of free phones that are required in the existi

out and vote so the voices are heard, to say the least it all adds trillions of dollars more, it's obvious he very worrisome news oecd nation and more problematic in my opinion for the unitedajor economic kits over the next two years. there is another part of the story, that is the notion of kicking folks to the curb, 65 and older, we were talking about silicon valley and how nava they are with the new young superstars who were untested in business, we heard we works, untested business and new ways of knowing things and making mousetraps, we don't if they work or not but they love them, they put billions of dollars behind them another have artificial intelligence so we will see more money flow towards these endeavors but consequently, that means establish endeavors by older folks with wisdom and expertise argue to be kicked to the curb, that is not destruction that is creativity destruction, the bigger population is aging rapidly, now is not the time to usher in this thing of kicking wisdom to the curb because i gotta be honest with you, we need to be holding onto people who know how to do things for a lot longer than they are, by the way you have to be research scientist

of that together has changed the landscape. i wanted to mention the national conference of the american over 560 liters unanimously called for his freedom so when that voice like dorothy said it's united together they became so much stronger because he led with those leaders and it's a and it's a new day maybe not a new day but a new chance. so i wanted to mention that. i pray and we that you are right. >> let me add to this the fact those prayers are important. it changes hearts and minds is prayer.. i think it makes a difference and you can't stop doing that. so important in this process. >> hi everybody. i'm from the cheyenne and survivor of the 1975 firefight. me and my brother were there and he was 11 years old and i was 14. i just want tow let you know thy didn't care if we were children. they shot at everybody and i'm glad that people now realize that this has happened and no more covering up for the fbi and i'm glad that people believed our story because there's a point where they thought that we were just making it up. and i think lives they should be honored for that for a long time because there were a lot of people there that survived because they were not scared to stand

of that together has changed the landscape. >> i wanted to mention the national congress of the american indian, 560 leadership unanimously voted to free leonard peltier and vote for his freedom. when that voice is unitedto gather, so much stronger, and that is a new day, a new chance and i wanted to mention that. >> i pray and we pray you are right. >> let me add to this. those prayers are important. it is part of that. it changes hearts and minds, is prayer and i think it makes a difference and you can't stop doing that. that is so important to this process. >> hi, everybody. i'm from the cheyenne river sioux tribe and i'm a survivor of the 1975 firefighter. my brother was there, he was 11 years old. i was 14. i wanted to let you know that whenever they attacked our camp, they didn't care if we were children or if there were women or grandparents there. they shot at everybody. people today realize this has happened, no more covering up for the fbi or whatever. i'm glad people believe our story. there is a point where they thought we were just making it up. he saved our lives, they should be honored for that for a long time because a lot of people survived because they were not scared to stand against

voices and locating its ports including odessa. the blockade disrupted ukraine's great exports, leaving millions of people affected, particularly in african nations. dounia often months of uncertainty techies, president rep, tie up at one and the united nations and broke it a d last summer for russia to allow ukraine to export its grain. but in july this year, ahead of the russia, africa summit, vladimir putin pulled out of the deal with most co announcing ships. the saving ukrainian ports would no longer be safe. when they got blown, they were gonna go into the tensions continue to rise as rush up again. the bombing campaign targeting ukraine's port infrastructure in odessa that forced ukraine to find alternative routes, sending its exports to smaller ports along the river, down you on its west. and boulder, but that to russia took action bombing, the ports of rennie scene has failed in just a few 100 meters away in romania and nato country law. ukraine also ramped up its attacks targeting navy vessels in russian ports and several russian ships in the black sea. and then last week came another clash with rushes, navy firing warning shouts at powwow flag vessel afterwards failed to stop for inspection. it was bought it in a dramatic

voice saying please day. prime minister has nothing to hide from the president of the united o states. can you imagine you have the ability in the moment? stole the idea of united nationsbritish literature for the united nations were used so the next morning i couldn't go in the bathtub and truly felt i am in the presence of his past but still despite cocktail hours there were times when it proved impossible. lincoln had two rituals on troubling days will go over for soldiers before bedtime and he found an excuse for saving the soldiers life and had fallen asleep and run away from battle and could go to bed happy knowing he given the soldier a second chance to redeem himself knowing how joyous it would make his family and friends somehow allowing someone else to live help them think about those that had died and still unable to sleep we go into the room where his aides went and he would read aloud from shakespeare's comedies and they would fall asleep and returned to his own bed and passages would be in his bed rather than the news of the day. his own ritual with great tension. he closed his eyes and imagine as a boy standing at the top of the f hill that stretched out

voices, contribute actions and legacies. but in these halls of congress, we can repair that injustice by ensuring the story of women and girls are shared in our nation's most powerful halls. whether it's mother joseph, united states, or esther hobart. morris as you already heard from my friend cynthia lummis, the first woman to hold a judicial office both in the nation and possibly in the modern world. or sarah winnemucca, the first native american author and activist. these 11 women that are represented here with and honored with statues in the halls of congress are some of the brightest and boldest that our nation has to offer. now, i would remiss if i didn't also mention 11 the most recent addition to these halls, dr. mary mcleod bethune from the great state of florida. yes, you can applaud her because she is an incredible she was a pioneering educator, a civil rights activist and public servant. and most people know her for starting now. what is now bethune cookman university. but she did so much more for our state and our nation. she also advised president franklin roosevelt and was the sole african-american woman officially join the u.s. delegation that created the united nations charter. dr. bethune

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