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. >> the west indians. >> the west indians.f native lands, specifically to the united states. >> even though we're not a catholic state, but we're like we like where you're going with that. >> yeah. that's been the foundation of federal indian case law since then. we are still technically by law words of the government. we have as much rights as the buffalo. we're in the same department as wildlife, department of interior. what is the symbol? i'm department of interior. it's buffalo. so what other human group is -- has their political and legal status equivalent to an animal? >> landback is how the indigenous folks of this country are not waiting for the government to tell them how and where they can interact and take care of their ancestral lands. is reconciliation a four-letter word? >> oh, boy, yeah. i mean, for me it is. reconciliation, the word itself, it means to reconcile, as if there were good relations to begin with. and i think it's a fundamentally flawed project because it's often led by the perpetrators themselves.

irish, german, west indian, west african, british. i've spent years watching the arrivals and departures of ships filled with trading goods like this one. man loading cargo, roll makers at work. i visit all the ships carpenter's, shaping the wood and repairing damage from each ships most recent voyage. i especially loved watching the sailors host the sales and -- you know how much we all talk about my father, thomas. my father taught me to read, we would practice reading scripture or father would teach me the words of the hinge that we sing on sundays. as a boy, i followed him to robert bridges assail office, where he worked alongside white and black man, the only free african there. my father was meticulous in his work, he gave close and careful attention to every sale he crafted. i would say close to him, watching as he laid out the canvas across the floor and cut out the shapes of the sail's. the sails were so big they had to be hoisted through the window. i had to stay clear of the way so not to get knocked down by their size and

dark lord the noise of the wharfs the mingling of different accents and languages irish german west indian west african british i've spent years watching the arrival and departures of ships filled with traded goods like this one. main loading cargo roadmakers at work i was in all of the ship's carpenters shaping the wood and repairing damage from each ship's most recent voyage. i especially loved watching the sailor's hoist the sails that my father made. you know how much we all talk about my father. thomas my father taught me to read we would practice reading scripture or father would teach me the words of the hymns that we sing on sundays? as a boy i followed him to robert bridges sailoft where he worked alongside white and black men. the only free african there. my father was meticulous in his work. he gave clothes and careful attention to every sale he crafted. i would sit close to him watching as he laid out the canvas across the floor and cut out the shapes of the sails. the sales the sales were so big they had to be hoisted through the window. i had to stay clear of the way. so now

and alexander and his mother caught the same west indian crazy flu, and they had one bed and they were in bed sleeping next to each other this boy and his mom and she died next to him. and this is the man who's on the $10 bill and the other thing about hamilton so he comes he gets out of town. he comes to columbia college this by the way is the earliest representation. we have hamilton as a boy. his father was scottish, by the way, his mother was french a french derivation french who you going to which means protestant. and like i'm sure some of the students here in the classroom today. he was on scholarship because he had no money which many had to be a very good student. i hope you are all minding your grades very carefully if you are scholarship students. right anyway, so as he wrote at 17 when he came to united states and wow, there was this revolution going on. he he gravitated he understood perhaps instinctively decide there that laws. are sometimes wrong? you know, why should he be legitimate? why he should by the way, he got none of his mother's property either because she did

. >> we had a connection because the west indian background. >> i think that they were in political circles and actually social circles, which is interesting, because she invited both betty and malcolm to the party so she was friends with the whole family. >> right. i think they had all sort of adopted malcolm. they would have meetings at his house and stuff like that. malcolm would come out. it's more connected than a lot of people realize. >> so that is my opening. >> we will hear more from you for sure. >> i was thinking about john williams as opposed to perhaps you know in a lot of ways he would be unfamiliar to contemporary audience perhaps with the exception of what may be has come to bes represented s the most important work but williams was of course a nationalist and realist and starts writing in the late 1950s and has been working in publishing circles after completing college and after being honorably discharged from the navy. in his earliest works and throughout his career he is definitely taking o on this word burden of racism in americane society about what is fascinating to m

. >> i would be -- >> connection because of the west indian background at all. >> i'm not sure that's what it was. i think they were in political circles, and actually social circles, which is interesting, because she invited both betty shabazz and malcolm to this new year's eve party and was friends with the whole family. >> right. >> i think the whole harlem writers guild had adopted malcolm. they would have meetings at juanita portier's house and stuff like that so aroundy b would would be there and malcolm would come out. harry belafonte might have been there that crowd is more connected than a lot of people realize, and paule marshal is central of it. >> so meats my opening speech. >> fantastic. >> i want thinking about john williams and in a lot of ways he will be unfamiliar to contemporary audience, perhaps with the exception of the -- what maybe has come to be represented as the most important work, the "the man who cried i am." williams yes a naturalist, realist writer, and starts write neglect late 1950s, working in publishing circles after completing college and after being

growth has been collecting plastic and the garbage and tune the since you will the child west because the indians have long faced economic exploitation and socialist digney in buena though there is a growing recognition of their contribution to waste management in 2008 the union and the city deemed up with the grass roots organization swatch cooperative to build a network of 4000 west pickers. most of them in the segregate waste for 2 thirds of tune as householders sought, has also partnered with id. see, one of indiana's largest conglomerates, and develop a program to incentivize the collection of multilayered blasting, but buying vis, refused directly from best workers, and channeling it into recycling. to this project, we are able to actually create a market value using support from the project or to buy this kind of waste from waste. because in doing so, we're able to not only pick up the plastic. oh, that's causing a problem for waste management. but then also able to pass on that benefit directly through the waste because of from the city. so far, the project has diverted around 1000 metric

the headquarters of the army of the fourth army here, the basically commands basically fighting indians west of the mississippi river but he is living here and he is sort of completely regularly pressed into service to kind of lead a ad hoc group of policeman militia and volunteers, two police city. he sought to be vulnerable and to some degree it is an particulars aren't concerned about the downtown all of the space and valuables in the businesses that we saw in downtown. >> the resurrection part of this, the construction part is like a movie, the resurrection part is also kind of cinematic is meant. >> one of the attempts after the fire that is to enforce what are called fire limits, kind of a zoning, bring forth a law that said that every single building in the city must have a brick or stone exterior, no wall wooden and the problem with that is working people can't afford stone or brick. and they see it as a direct attack on them which to some degree it was and they see it as a way to get them remarkably high percentage of home ownership by working people in the city in a way that they c

but he has the headquarters of the for the army here which was basically fighting the indians west of the mississippi river. but he's living here, and he sort of a completely irregular pressed into service to kind of lead a ad hoc group of policeman, militia, and volunteers. to police the city thought to be very vulnerable. and to some degree it is. particularly concerned about the downtown and all the safes with valuables in them and businesses downtown. >> the resurrection part of this story, the destruction part is like a movie. the resurrection part is also kind of cinematic, isn't it? >> well, it is full of, again, wild incidents of all kinds. one of the things after the fire that, tune force what is called fire limits in early kinds of zoning, and you could force a law that says every single building in the city must have a brick or stone exterior. no more wooden buildings. and the problem with that is, working people can't afford stone or brick. and they see it as a direct attack on them, which to some degree it was. they see it also as a way to get them, there is a remarkably

he had west indian parents. that is the picture from the west indian friends association.he first boycott of its kind in britain and he went on to found the commonwealth coordinated committee and setup the carnival in 1968. that committee still runs today. 1963, in some ways a long time actually sounds relatively recent there was a time refusing to employ black drivers. absolutely. it is interesting. when people think about it, you probably do not know much about him as a personality, a powerful, thoughtful and funny man. this is someone paying tribute to him, a professor of that also said any man, a big personality who made any man, a big personality who made a massive difference. 93, a great age. 0n the theme of the 60s, this picture in weston—super—mare, anyone who is old enough and maybe will to a sigma —— may be more recently, donkey rides were a traditional british beaches. weston—super—mare, at one place where kids went donkey rides were part of the summertime. now there and also in scarborough, a real problem in getting the operators of the donkey rides to carry on

ah, i welcome back to wells appliance west, probably in sammy, a former indian army officer and the editor of force and his magazine. mr. haney before the break, we were talking about the fact that the doctrine of anita the american security doctrine is largely based on deterrence, which is essentially an idea that any country will be able to take any insight from the americans. because the fear of the american response would be larger, and as he sat with russia, ukraine, it didn't work. and you also mentioned that other countries are watching. but do you think they're just watching or do you think the, that practical stuff, the way they conducted their foreign policy or security policy may change as a result of what they're observing in this wider clash between russia and native because there are some, are some fights on the ground, but there is also much bigger unseen clash between these giants happening. so you see my assessment is that the credibility of chinese has gone up in the region. why is he that is because the french president, the junglin jossla even has been by then they all

your pages the flight said the state needs its own f. hottest indians in the occupied west bank and gaza, have to apply food to israel for permits if they want to travel internationally. the touch again, name is more from west jerusalem. this is not only the 1st international flight out of ramon airport. this is the 1st time since ramon airport opened in 2019 that palestinians were able to travel from the airport. the airport authority tells us that 40 palestinian passengers were on an archaea, israeli airlines flight bound for cyprus. at 11 o'clock this morning, were told that they were not subjected to any additional security measures. they took a shuttle from the occupied west bank and then drove about 4 hours to ramon airport where they boarded that flight. now there have been plans that the turkish owned pegasus airlines would begin flying out of ramon airport and carry palestinian passengers this month. but an airport official tells us that those plans have been canceled and they don't know why. now this plan is controversial, so controversial, in fact, that multiple officials dece

west. again, out of indian land. this idea of compact, that included the formerly enslaved was not on the table. the free people had to go. this is why one of the reasons you get migration to ohio during and after the revolution. this is a period it was going. they were trying to force people, even those who have been freed for generations, to leave virginia. virginia shows both incredible potential and also the limits of some of these ideas and rhetoric. and the beginning of the conflicts and discussion over this question of slavery, that would become part of debates in other states. this would lead to laws abolishing slavery in other states. it leads to a debate over the u.s. constitution and on, and on, through the civil war and up until today. another important constitution was the pennsylvania constitution. it was also written in may and june of 1776. a lot of action in those months. i already mentioned that pennsylvania had a unique history going into the revolution. a lot less activity around stamp act and the

the indians and chinese who are out west had ideas about what america should be. and certainly the northern men who had fought and won the war had ideas about what the country should be. but the critical question as to what it was going to be, was who was going to have a say in it. and we have and gone through a bit of that. but who had a say in what the nation can view would have a dramatic effect on what eventually became. so, today i want to talk about women and women's lives in the late 19th century. and their role in what was really the reconstruction, the true rebuilding of the north, the south, and the west into a new several new country in the wake of the civil war. the story of women is more crucial to that and most people. realize most people when they think about women's rights and women's roles in america, start here. and you probably know about this from your high school days. with the seneca falls convention of 1848. when a number of women came together, women and men as well, came together in seneca falls new york to talk about women's rights. and t

independence. largely muslim state was made up of what was been east and west pakistan, separated by more than 1500 kilometers of indian territory. the next day, the partition of india became official. 15000000 people were forced to move as the country splits. about 2000000 people died and the secretary and violence that came with the migration within months of independence, india and pakistan were at war in kashmir. 75 years on it remains a disputed region. the sean sullivan dean is director of the center for a regional and global connectivity thing about lob he says the 75 years after partition focus on the one relations with india is going to be difficult. and while there is plenty of reason to celebrate and you know, people should be on the streets cheering and jubilant. i think for me personally, this is also very much a time for introspection, for august, and especially for the ruling political and military elite. and sort of asked ourselves why is that after 75 years boxed on still remains very squarely, myers and multi faceted economic, political, social, existential crises. so we've almost always for the 75 ye

west. he went out to the ohio territory. it's part of virginia. he fought the shawnee indians out there and even returned here to his house with a few young shawnee warriors, who are living here awaiting for their peace treaty, which might get very interesting seeing as -- well, i'm not sure if you have heard the news yet. it would seem that our governor lord dunmore ran out the back door in the middle of the night last night. interesting times. you would think he would feel safe here in this house, but apparently not. normally he would attend to his business right here at the palace, a good bit in this parlor over here. you might notice there's a desk here in the parlor. that is for his secretary. although apparently he and his wife left last night as well. i think he's taken some of the servants with him as well. the professional english housekeeper, she would have never left the pantry door wide open like that. all the valuable things in that pantry. well of course the governor would be coming back. why would they leave all of these things behind in here, especially all of

west but were left behind. the treatment of american indians today by the film industry...y 50 years after actress sacheen littlefeather was booed off the stage, an apology from the organisers of the oscars. and coming up on the bbc news channel, great britain's lois toulson and kyle kothari take gold in the mixed io—metre synchro platform dive. the commonwealth silver medallists took it on the final of their five dives — to beat the ukrainian team. good evening. there are more figures out today confirming the squeeze on people's living standards — they show the real value of wages has fallen at its fastest rate since records began. just over 20 years ago. the office for national statistics says average wages have risen recently — by 4.7% between april and june this year. but that's been massively outpaced by inflation, that is the rate at which prices rise. the blue line represents the rate at which prices are rising, is running well above wage growth and is fully expected to increase further. it means the �*real value�* of pay fell by 3% our economics correspondent andy v

ah, despite the west's pressure on new delhi to refrain from buying russian oil indian took diplomat, has emphasized that it's only natural for his country to want the most economically sensible. dale, i have a country with a per capita income of $2000.00. these are not people who can afford higher energy prices. it's my moral duty to ensure the best deal. india is the world's 3rd largest oil consumer, its importance of discounted russian supplies, such to a record high in june, accounting for almost a 5th of india's total oil imports. its bogged criticism from washington with the us officials pressuring new delhi to curtail is purchases from russia. we spoke to a window, look at g foreign affairs expert who thinks west and germany is seeing it's sunset . but for mr. a lot of. busy makes a lot of sense to bite you. energy, in fact, hasn't been doing this be so many years. they have been mighty russia that's just creating, locked into what. so i don't see any reason why it should show the light back on the fact that life a little worried when the, when the bullet was on the 19th when i

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