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That it takes generation after generation after generation for things to change. think of the vote. and thats up again for us in our world, isnt it? women were given the right to vote in 1920—21. ah, but not black women. 1963. and we could wonder why it didnt happen sooner than that. but the structure or the infrastructure of this country is old. it needs shifting. do you think that river you refer to is taking america to a place where there is genuine equality, an end to systemic racism? we w...

Which may now be changing. rrr and the elephant whisperers victories could mark a turning point, the beginning, perhaps, of a new era in which indian cinema is more enthusiastically celebrated at the academy awards. the german—language anti—war film all quiet on the western front had a good night at the oscars. it won for best international feature and in three other categories. it didnt do quite as well as it did at the bafta awards last month, where it took home seven trophies, but it neve...

Feature and in three other categories. it didnt do quite as well as it did at the bafta awards last month, where it took home seven trophies, but it nevertheless made its mark at the oscars ceremony, as emma jones tells us. when europe is again experiencing war, this time in ukraine, the resonance of all quiet on the western front isnt surprising. this new adaptation of erich maria remarques 1920s anti—war novel got a total of nine oscar nominations and scooped best international feature, cine...

Safe nowhere. do you know how it feels t have the president of th united states target you >> its a lot of threats wishing death upon me, telling me that i will be in jail with my mother, saying things like, be glad it is 2020 and 1920. >> or a lot of these threats racist in nature >> a lot of them were racist a lot of them were just hateful. but yes, sir >> one of the members of the grand jury cried in the ca after hearing testimony like that, and after hearin testimony from the georgia secreta...

Cabarets darkest news. he is the creator of a theatrical event that reimagines cabaret culture of the 20s with dark, brooding, sexual undertones. we meet at gross in west berlin. the promised 1920s style classic fair i was in this regard disappointed. the food was excellent, though. germany is cool with you know, coming to a our country to get high and party? [ laughter ] >> germany is berlin. >> anthony: berlin. >> and we say berlin is not a germany. i remember the first time i was in berlin wh...

Classrooms but our cultures, our minds, our experiences cannot. so this is a new form of segregation, unfortunately, that were facing thats why these students are speaking up and speaking out against it >> they dont want kids to learn history because theyre going tounderstand, youre acting just like segregationists from before lets talk about the book, its an interesting time to be writing books for children your new book, the making of butterflies, talk about the book and also the series. why a...

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By Anna Boyles New England religious leader Mary Baker Eddy oversaw the building of her new religion’s Mother Church on Huntington Avenue in Boston in 1894.

Desantis made everything he can to prevent black history from being top. but floridians are fighting back. history professor has been leading bus tours of sites of past racial violence in the states. the last weekend, and msnbcs trymaine lee road along. the tour started at the greenwood cemetery in orlando where julie perry is buried. or, july perry, sorry, is buried. he was lynched in 1920 after assisting a friend who tried to vote. part of the okee massacre that killed dozens and drove almost ...

America, for the country. >> yeah, and heres the thing. if he is indicted, trump actually could legally still be a candidate. theres nothing in the constitution that says a candidate needs to be a free man. in fact, it sets out only three qualifications to run for president. you need to be a natural born u.s. citizen at least 35 years and have been a resident for at least 14 years. thats it. if trump is behind bars, he wouldnt even be the first person to run for president from prison. in 1920, s...