that's where fort wegner was.t that has changed a lot due to the tides, so there's nothing out there. all the earthwork has been washed away. there's no monuments or markers. it's only accessible by boat, so it's difficult to get out there. you have multiple sites to check out, but charleston overall is a beautiful city. a lot of people associate it ith this initial story of what appened there during the civil war, but the history goes all the way back, even before the revolutionary war, and a lot of the original buildings and sites still exist, so it's a wonderful place to visit and involve yourself in a lot of history there. yeah, thank you very much. if you want to read more about this, read more about the initial battle, i recommend "allegiance," very good overview f that first battle. if you want to know about the siege, greed gate of hell by stephen wise. hopefully next year, the former historian, rick hatcher, who i had the privilege of working with, is going to have an emerging civil war series book called

professor wegner is such a professor vent apology at the george washington university and she received ea from - and a phd from harvard. she focuses on post- conflict societies, memory national identity and forensic science targeted she is the author of dna technology in the search for things missing. in the developed in response to the genocide published by the university of california press in 2008 and she is the co-author of in the aftermath of genocide . published in 2014. by the cambridge university press partied and today she will be speaking on her new book, what remains, bringing americans missing home from the vietnam war published by harvard university press. sarah, the room is yours. >> thank you so much really ... ... . >> on a day in november 2018 i went to the tomb of the unknown soldier here in washington dc just a journey across the memorial bridge purposely built to connect to the mall to the hallowed ground of the cemetery. rain came down on those of us that assembled with the around the clock sentinels pacing with me was my stepson a ten -year-old boy as he shifted h

the university in pennsylvania and wegner college in new york resending donald trump's honorary degreeer of corporations will suspend political donations to republicans who oppose president-elect joe biden certification. among the marriott international, blue cross blue shield, airbnb and american express. hallmark making its message clear calling the peaceful transition of power part of the bedrock of our democracy. the company also point campaign contributions from two republican senators. big-name financial companies like citigroup, jpmorgan, visa announcing a pause on all political donations. financial services company stride will no longer processed contribution to trump campaign. over the weekend, social media platforms, facebook as well as twitter and twitter getting rid of his accounts. tech servers like amazon, google, apple announcing over the weekend that they will pull parler off at their websites and in return now, parler is suing amazon. martha. >> martha: thank you very much. joining me now shall be still, senior fellow at the institution and rider and producer of the do

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