woodson founded his organization. the national museum of african american history and culture, u.s. history classrooms devote about one or two lessons, or 8 to 9% of total class time to black history. woodson with the help of the asalh has made a profound impact on efforts to institutionalize african american heritage in the schools. but there's still a long way to go and we are seeing what the right's manufactured outrage over so-called critical race theory, any effort to present a more inclusive view of history will be met with resistance from some whites' intent on turning back the clock of progress. but in many ways, the attempts to gin up controversy are a sign that dr. woodson's ideas are working. they can try to sense a lesson plan to ban books. there are lots of us now mobilized to rise up and fight back. and black history is now not only celebrated in school, but in the media, and our work places, and communities. and not just during february, either. we are still a long way from where we need to be. but blac

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woodson. he was born in virginia, the son of slaces, he received a doctorate from harvard and devoted his career to the study of african american history. all the way back in february, 1926, he launched negro history week as an initiative to encourage the teaching of black history in public schools. over the following decades, the idea gained popularity, students at kent state thought of expanding it to a full month in 1970. and president gerald ford officially recognized black history month six years later urging americans, to, quote sees the opportunity to honor the two often neglected accomplishments of black americans in every area and govern history. today, since the first negro history week, we mark the first day of black history month. and it's feels like we are moving backwards. confronting things that we felt we left in the rearview mirror. of course, over the years, we have seen a new push to tell the full bloody unvarnished truth about race in american history. racial hierarchy, rac

in woodson, i, i didn't get how we can be the only ones doing this. the big effort, dancing van kennedy them to us mom. although she had a sheltered upbringing, carty kaiser, herself lived on the street for a while. she draws on that experience when she helps the homeless. okay. like like, like like, like, you know, as little she spends her free time with her son. their time together is precious to her escape of his overland m. i think we always see count activities that a kind of special masters on that so we can really cherish the little bit of time. we have together vending of hide the rest of them. huh. i'm not always at work if it's even if it does really suck up my time to say i names on it. i'm a mom too. so i look for things i can do with my son out as a mission. i'll secondly, it didn't, within until i'm lucky he will have to move your feet to i can't call you all the time he had a gun side right after the ice skating session. she's back to work. this emergency shelter has just opened its doors and already the number of people waiting to get

walker must be wishing proper woodson, i mean, was dis, images looked on the door here. they realized that the residual and mr. walker was in mm cushman was constantly under the close influence of pro western political forces. and nationalists are coming from the russian speaking cheering gov region. this made him uneasy. the official admitted to some fearless little wish i will deliver it, you know, pushing bushway, losing your below. they look with lumber, so we'll see a list. so in order you'll succeed in school with you on posted though cookie, unless there was a, he'll kill greens from all the so, so the bristol, from nibble it take you through a process. it's around for formal korean, but it doesn't, it doesn't look at them as a financial planner, jones, because all solution a whole korea now you oh my god is my natural to why my god, that a little about money laundering 1st aid to visit this cash to 3 different oh good, this is a good start. well, we have our 3 banks all set up here. maybe something in europe, something in america, something overseas, in the cayma

to meet reporters, meet colleagues, and watch a good movie in woodson. mia harrison? that movie is. oh wow. was on st. pete off on cousins. i'm a forceful chamber play about love, obsession and power starring daniel men oshea, impressively, channeling belated dyna. vanna fus binda. the thing is, was for, has been there was a very lonely person. you had, you know, i was an only child, he has a, he was broken hearted, very young. so that was interesting to explore and to see how you could put that in how you behave with other people to possess that to recreate a family around you. and break it again. kathy t. cannuck. the movie is a loose adaptation of bus vendors, the bitter tears of petrov on can't a film that from year to at the barely noah exactly 50 years ago. a post post reversing the gender roles of the original de movie becomes a passionate homage to the german director. a deeply trouble. genius revered abroad, but according to his own, all but forgotten at home every day to july, i get the sense that he's not seen as a prophet in his own land has been done. i fussed and his w

chris: charles woodson starting the daytona 500 today. harrison flipping on lap 63.here was a to lap overtime. the rookie, austin held on in a photo finish to win the daytona 500. his first ever nascar cup victory winning by a half a car length over bubba wallace. a wild finish at daytona. when you have to go to a photo like that, those cars are going so fast we are talking inches. dion: that term -- if you blink you will miss it really does apply. are you counting until football comes back? chris: 29 sundays from now. dion: you are so precise. chris: i had to look it up. it is the first sunday without football. dion: just ahead, the nations hub of technology is celebrating its past and the future. you can visit a museum that pays dion: coming up tonight at 11:00, we are less the week into much of the bay area dropping indoor mask mandates but how much has really changed? at least one expert says he will still wear one. and the bay area ukrainian community is on edge with the threat of war. one family here on the visa wonders if it will ever be able to return home. t

. >> drivers, start youryouryouryr chris: charles woodson the daytona 500 today.nd caution forced a two lap overtime. it is rookie, austin who hangs on in a photo finish to win the daytona 500. his first ever nascar cup victory with a half a car length over bubba wallace. he becomes the second youngest driver to win the nascar premier race. last week was the super bowl in the nfl. 29 weeks until the first full sunday of nfl. no one is counting. dion: [laughter] you took the words out of my mouth. patience, Ã■lvarez. you can now play -- you can now pay a museum a oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability dion: a quick reminder

doctor woodson was.r the initial effort and we still have the necessity to do exactly what he did. >> and the thing i keep returning to amidst all of this fighting, and i want to get into some of these laws is that you know, i had an incredible history education. in the -- very lucky. in the top, top percentile. i had incredible history teachers. and there was so much i didn't know. there's so much i didn't know about the nature of reconstruction particularly, and the re-'s assertion of jim crow. there are huge swaths of americans history of racial hierarchy and racialized violence that even people with very good educations just don't know. it's a factual matter of things that happened in this world and the winnowing of what you do and don't learn is inherently going to be guided by some social and ideological consensus. >> sure, it also has a diagnostic purpose. if you examine these histories to better understand the context in which these catastrophes arose, you could hopefully navigate around those th

fortunate moody, jr, at the busiest say, wish mother, my mother, we are fast walkers must be wishing for woodson, i mean west dis, images looked on the door here. the are you with a set of the residual i'm nessie walker was in. mm cushman was constantly under the close influence of pro western political forces and nationalists, puny from the russian speaking tyranny. gov region, this made him uneasy. the official admitted to some fearless little wish. why will politic pushing bushway their senior below? they look with loan. there's a physician, so whenever you're sitting in school with you push the door against them unless those are, he'll kill going slow. the so sort of bristol, from nibble it took you through a process a for, for formal korean to put us in to see that this will work for him as an official planet don't skills. i'll solution for a whole korean now you oh a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy wil

it kicked off the 2022 nascar season and charles woodson the pro football hall of fame and winery owner started the drivers off. the 63rd lap and he started the bump in and he went airborne and harris and burton started off in a car wreck including a three time winner hamlin in the 11 car and with six laps left the green 47 car got in the mix on the sun and let's just say the average spring car was sent to the showers and then after 200 laps nobody was getting by the number two car but the 23- year-old outlasted bubba wallace and after only eight career starts his 1st cup win is the daytona 500. and the leagues all-star game is in business and moving pictures on the game day show from shea center tonight. russell wilson left and courtside star appeal and eugene, oregon, urging those turnovers and down seven points for the ducks and that's wilson's sister anna off balance and dropped it into start a second have come back and oregon not ready to go against the pac regular season champs and from deep 53-46 and the joint was jumping. stanford is second-ranked for reason. look at this. from

at the, for the a say wish mother, my mother, we are a fast walker must be wishing for. woodson, i mean, was dis, immune booked on the door here. they realized that the religion i'm less you walk in. mm cushman was constantly under the close influence of pro western political forces and nationalists are coming from the russian speaking cheering gov region. this made him uneasy. the official admitted to some fearless rope which i will deliver it, you know, pushing bushway. there's a new below. they look with loan, they're still want to see a leash. so in order you'll succeed in school with fuel placido cook, unless a he'll kill, couldn't swallow the so sort of bristol, from nimble it take you through a process here for, for formal korean. but it doesn't assume that this will work for him as a financial plan. it don't skills, i'll solution for a whole korean. now you oh ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true

charles woodson, tom brady. well, mcdaniels was on the patriots coaching staff during that infamous play. he came over to the dark side today and claimed it was indeed a fumble. but in all seriousness, he said he's ready to work. >> the organization itself, as as i guess, had made such an impression on me in such a short time and we're going to represent that organization right way that we won rope and from mister davis on down, we're going to pull in the same direction. and we have one goal and and for all put on the same direction we can accomplish a lot of great things. i thank mister davis again for having the in me to to lead this team as the head coach. and i know that the greatness of the raiders is in its future. and i can't wait to get started. >> all right. the warriors back in action tonight. they're on the road down in houston, taking on young rockets. and right now they're winning. 85 to 75 steph curry. 19 andrew wiggins, 19 moses moody got the start tonight. he had 9. so it's going to be you know,

and clearly that in the national security and we've heard from woodson about and now we've heard that from them buster, how ukraine was and is all secure to risk for russia russians. so a lot of the pretext, and a lot of the justification for war and interventions and innovations that we've heard from the americans. we are now hearing from the russians, which is of course, a very, very sad case of international relations when the 2 main global powers mimic the worst of each other. and we are expecting at some point, i might want to hear from the i s u. s. a ambassador to the un, no interest thinks to, to hear what she has to say. we understand she is going to be next. i believe that may be her. her walking up to the podium. not, not, not, not at this point, but we are, we will go to as soon as that does happen. what are we likely to hear from the us side on this? i think it's wrong, weary for sizing more of the st. lawrence shuttle heard from by didn't how. this is a gross violation of international law. and how news is, in fact, the beginning of an invasion of a sovereign country. wh

french foreign ministry with them to make sure that the recession store on my counterpart in the woodson clarify was a got those nonetheless, white americans are going to discuss the way that it should lead. put us loose somehow. thank you very much. you can take care. now we will give the floor to mister co pursue. i asked him and there was no place to give us an overview of what was happening near ensuring means bottom drank of the policy of the settlement. and then i would like to ask members of the security to talk and starting from the with this is real situation that we have now in the people's republic of don, this able to dominate, was determined to route one. so the of, to details of the thing extremely complex talks to tricky programs in if you could be a little louder fellow. so school and today the use of ukraine, north western allies, dont need john pouch under any conditions. they want to freeze this conflict, british and to blame. russia was lovely and politically. and for the 1st of all, you are successful about this conflict that was believed that russia is responsible f

we're all gonna return out of the security council whether representative from woodson will be speaking right now . as we speak. let's shoot in to new york right now. people from violence and conflict that destroys lives. as we speak, women and children in cave, young families in odessa, pensioners in her hoof and civilians all over ukraine are sheltering from russia's military onslaught. first, russia claimed this was all western hysteria. then they said it was about done yet can new hands. now they are bombing care if we have seen dreadful images of russian tanks, crushing civilians in the ukrainian capital. a country of 44000000 people is being attacked on all fronts. colleagues, the resolution we are voting on to day is a message to those people that the world is on your side and stands with the ukrainian people. it's a message to the world that the rules we built together must be defended. because otherwise, who might be next? it's a message to russia as well, to the brave russian citizens who are protesting a war. they do not want. this resolution demands an end to this war. colle

which they seem to be so happy to engage in another aristo biggest or i out of hysteria is for the woodson. i sincerely hope that none of that. so none of these are those 2 imaginary horrors can be used. sure. years notice, go by the wayside for the luxury to evade saw king a party was about our proposals. as we are open about our arguments about your proposals, elsie and they're all settled based on knowing the things that's wrong that the u. s. and with the western nations signed to do, you are under the o is see documents, my c s for whatever's happening, earned whatever's being done up in key of or outside give scope, but shall and partners keeping up with emphasizing that there's an importance in implementing the minsk agreements and they colon russia to do this for madeleine, for garage. they basically are trying to protect it with the regime and key of to relent on to protect its assume about to defend its misgivings. its mistakes said inability to you, implement uminski agreements. and unfortunately, now the us no rational, no, nor france or germany are remote to be able to pressur

sanctions as it was the case during the conflict of 20142015 when russia actually curved some in woodson from the european union and other countries which involved sanctions game. so as a result, there was some damage to certain european businesses, you know, greek fellows of features or made the oldness of apple watches and poland could no longer send their produce to russia. so i guess some kinds of measures along those lines could also be expected. and in europe itself, united in whatever actions taken against russia, better loan, the us, and europe on the same page. no, no, we haven't seen my student and unity, and there is, 1st of all that a lot of divisions in europe itself because the various countries within europe have different degrees of size. is russia economic science of some country, so much stronger. for example, germany has traditionally build these high dependence on russia, russian hydrocarbon supplies. so yes, there is become fee that the u. s. and a europe pound the same page. and what is that? as well as all the uncertainty doing, you know, to markets, how have they

their chief whip, who was one such person and or from woodson ish this morning, quite clearly took a u turn. he said, clearly vladimir putin is a war criminal. that's where we stand right now. but where you crane is standing right now. it's a lot of rhetoric. it's economic support, but no military protection that needs right now. michelle are following the voices for a so here in berlin, we'll speak to a little bit later. thank you for that analysis. let's bring you up to date on where we stand. russia has launched a full scale invasion of ukraine. the russian military is carrying out a ground and air assault on targets across the country, including and big cities in the capital. key of ukraine says its army is fighting back. civilians are trying to flee in some places. reports of casualties are coming in. western nations are expressing outrage at the offensive and se moscow will pay a heavy price. with dawn came the bombs rusher attacked sites across ukraine. the russian troops that had been amassing on the border for weeks started rolling in, recorded on surveillance cameras by ukr

i also want to take the time to say that my fraternity brother, carter woodson started black historyinally started as negro history week. so that we could look at all the things that black people were doing here in the united states, contributing to society and making sure that everyone knew and understood black folks are intelligent, black folks are human beings, and black folks are people who need to be celebrated here in this country. as we come together for another black history program, unfortunately we are not able to do this in person again this year. i want everyone to remember your history. remember that you are great. remember that you come from greatness, and remember that you are special. happy black history month, and again, i want to thank the san francisco african-american historical and cultural society for bringing us back together. [♪♪♪] >> thank you, mayor breed and supervisor walton. debate area company will now share with us their rendition of rooting for everybody black. >> i root for everybody black. everybody black is my hometown team. everybody black dropped

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i also want to take the time to say that my fraternity brother, carter woodson started black historyinally started as negro history week. so that we could look at all the things that black people were doing here in the united states, contributing to society and making sure that everyone knew and understood black folks are intelligent, black folks are human beings, and black folks are people who need to be celebrated here in this country. as we come together for another black history program, unfortunately we are not able to do this in person again this year. i want everyone to remember your history. remember that you are great. remember that you come from greatness, and remember that you are special. happy black history month, and again, i want to thank the san francisco african-american historical and cultural society for bringing us back together. [♪♪♪] >> thank you, mayor breed and supervisor walton. debate area company will now share with us their rendition of rooting for everybody black. >> i root for everybody black. everybody black is my hometown team. everybody black dropped

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i could come down with the hosting and then a border any i've read, we're shooting as martin or woodson. now going to head start. wish as yes, it's moving. you said yes, because with, as you're in my car at the bus there instrument nationally, we're in the steroids analyser anymore. other strong rose church. christina roberts and conceptual stuff more is not clear. cheer core. no rosen came around, you know, it was nice to jaida. so when you come here you will push out in the last 3 stone, i'm just gonna check immediately. did you need those 2 are quibbling from oxy, almost computer, to print from watts, which should be on moon 100 governance for the good. i few to with it should be off the court going approval at the court when we sell much systemic persona spoken, i viewed, oh, it's the one amelia e because it is just to confirm what's not look a sad say spoil the when you're done. i serious of catawba, but it's still there for his book and stuck it out. not glowing. servicer circle does not commit to lose. you know, it's sir. so typically in that just a dr. mcgraw on the college. the

>> i think we need to understand when woodson founded negro history week and chose february, he did it heroes at the time that's why we ended up in february for negro history week and black history month. to me it's about overcoming. if you're talking about slavery and oppression, 400 years, jim crow. my father went to segregated schools. my mother was part of her desegregating class in high school. this wasn't generations ago. we're talking about pain and overcoming. there's a lot to be proud of but if people don't understand the pain they can never understand what the struggle is to be black in america. >> trevor: there seems to be a paradox for some people understanding the duality of being black. some people think black people can only exist in a state of pain and suffering and some people say, i'm so sorry you're black, it must be so hard all the time. and some people exist in a state of, oh, get over it, nothing happened. and for some people it's like understanding all of it. >> the whole person. the most perverse thing in politics, i hate when people teach young people to be col

us in carter g woodson who created what was at the time -- history week that became african-american history month all of them made this point about the blacks essential contribution to this country where she goes wrong. this is the you know, if that's the good there's the bad and the ugly the bad is her understanding of the founding which where she claims that the declaration was was issued to preserve slavery. she was actually told the new york times editors were actually told by leslie harris in northwestern university professor who specializes in revolutionary history, you know that parts. not right that wasn't a primary cause of independence didn't matter. they shut that out. so so the bad is the founding her account of the founding and the ugly is her account of lincoln. so once she got on to lincoln, that's my turf that that's when i said, all right, i have a day job, but i got a i need to deal with this and so read my essay to get a more. gracious response to that so she claims to believe in the principles of the founding, but she thought they were massive hypocrites. i'm wit

[cheers and applause] eric: start of the engines, nfl hall of fame cornerback charles woodson announcing green flag at the great american race by fox corporation executive chairman and ceo lachlan murdoch. charles watson live in the middle of everything at the speedway with all the actionmen. >> reporter: hey, eric. the daytona 500 underway live on fox, as you can see, we've got a front row seat to all the action down here on pit road. in fact, you can see all of the teams -- [inaudible] speaking of teams, there is a -- [audio difficulty] floyd maywet. the team is on -- mayweather. car number 50 today after its 23-year-old young gun -- [inaudible] last minute win thursday during the qualifying race. we caught up with cass earlier who tells us cmt racing may be new to the track, but he believes they have a legit chance at winning it alled today. >> honestly, our goal coming into this weekend was to make the race because, as i mentioned, with this race being so long, so grueling, if you're there at the end, you have a chance to win the race. that's easier said than done. we've seen a lot o

charles woodson the pro football hall of famer and winery owner started the drivers off to the 63rd lapin the 21 car started to bump in and he went airborne and that is harrison burton that started often ate car wreck including denny hamlin and six laps left the green 47 car and he got in on the mix on this one and the irish spring car sent to the showers and after 200 laps nobody was getting by the number 2 car and he made sure of it. the 23-year-old outlasted wallace after only eight career starts and his first win at the daytona 500 and the leagues all- star game for the nba is in business moving pictures on the game day show from chase center. russell wilson left and here in eugene oregon. the women have turnovers and down seven points wilson's baby sister anna off balance and dropped it in and started the second half come back and oregon not ready to go so the regular season champs from deep and 53-46 and the joint was jumping and stanford second- ranked for reason. look at this from the floor. haley jones. they scored 10 straight points and took the lead in the last 40 seconds and t

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exceptions forrape or incest despite a powerful speech from democratic state rep active marie paul woodsonraped. she did not have anyone to talk to. if anything that we can do, we need to give women a choice to make a decision when they are raped by someone else or family members. >> meanwhile the "miami herald" reports some florida voters are are being switched. they were switched from the democratic party to the gop and some voters have told the "herald" it was against their will. joining me now one of the "miami herald"reporters by that story, and also>> bianca, i'd like to t with you. you have spoken to those voters whose party affiliation was changed without their knowledge or consent. how do they think this came to pass? >> so i think a lot of the people that have come forward, and make clear their registration, phones were being changed, and the party regulations which without their consent. they were pretty outraged, and they think that these are canvases that they trusted, to kind of in some cases even fill out the registration forms for them and i think that in their minds, what

by the state of new hampshire's department of education, and in partnership with the conservative woodsonhed a video for black history month that spoke about the benefits of booker t. washington's work on behalf of black students, which is true, but they neglected to mention anything about jim crow or the challenges facing those students with the kkk or even the fact that educating black students had been illegal, which is why booker t. washington needed to create schools in the first place. so, by taking the struggle out, you are kind of implying to students that, unless they are perfect, unless they are faced with a very easy situation, that they too won't be able to rise to a challenge. right? that they can't see themselves in the story and they can't succeed in a story. >> so what do you do? >> well, you take all the invitations that you can get to speak about it publicly. you rally parents. you ask for as much help as you can get. right now, i feel like we need people running for our school board seats that are pro-education. we need people running for our state house seats and senat

divisiveness that they have created, essentially between hindu than most students, particularly young hinder woodson center and with students and the young, indolent muslims is not going to be hidden away through them. that spark and part of that dangerous phenomenon. b, as in india, which is moving towards not getting into national but a fascist form of national window. right to the worrying thing is not just that you have violent mom attacks or instances where girls are being banned from, from wearing her job going to classroom to. but it's also the fact that this is being this persecution of minorities, muslims and christians for that matter is being encouraged and incited by the country's leaders. where is this going to lead? i mean that people say that sometimes provocative, not provocative, but we have, this is the what be a good missing indicative the 1930 the germany is not yet fashion, but it's boring towards that. and why do i call it? i call it because you have religious minority that you pointed out. not mostly, but also christians, but also secularists and companies. all of them are tar

hold on me more woodson and conceal you in its temple hudson. him tell us more about turkey's position he had given as president o 2 and just said there were friends with both of these. these countries welcome all turkey has been actually saying that they will neither sacrifice or new claim, nor on russia as turkey's partners with it. both 2 countries having deep economic ties and political ties with both of them, different stakes at different places. turkish brought them factually, cut short, his africa tour, and it came to turkey one day earlier. and before his story, he had thought that he would be a talking with president putin in turkey, and that was what was announced by kremlin as well. so far, we had singleton, we had considered 2 statements from both the foreign ministry and the presidency, saying that they are rejecting this attack by russia and turkey is actually supporting the territorial integrity of ukraine. however, we never heard from any turkish authority using the word condemnation against the swash an attack on ukraine. so apparently the turkish diplomacy is trying t