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The country tonight, 8 00 eastern, here on cspan. This morning, washington journal took a look at the past years Civil Rights Movement and discussed whether it has changed policing and the Justice System. This is just under one hour. Host angela davis. She is editor of policing the black man. Also teaches at american universitys Washington College of law. Shes a professor there. Good morning. I was approached e publisher of the book and was asked if i would be interested in editing a vume at wou...

Hollywood saw the initial impact from the movement, it went into politics also at the resignation of several members of congress, and calls for capitol hill to improve how claims of Sexual Assault are handled. For your thoughts on the movement and its influence in the next hour, we invite you to call in on two lines. For women, 202 7488000. For men, 202 7488001. You can post at cspanwj on our twitter feed and give your thoughts on facebook at facebook. Com cspan. The Chicago Tribune talks about ...

Publisher of the book and was asked if i would be interested in editing a volume that would attempt to contextualize and explore all the recent awful killings of black men and boys in recent years. I really jumped at the opportunity because theres no issue more important to me than the unfair treatment of black and brown people in the kernel justice could and criminal justice. Host what information do you base that on to come to that conclusion . Guest it is well documented. Its an issue that iv...

Kayleigh mcenany thanks for being here. Lets start by talking about you and your background and how you wrote this book. They may know me from cnn we have been on those panels throughout the election and after but i really came from a small town in florida if you eat strawberries it is the strawberry capital it was important to me to write a book to explore my roots how i see this election not through the confines of washington with the rnc spokesperson but a small town girl with the movement i ...

It is the strawberry capital and it is important to me to write a book to explore my roots but how i see the election through the prism that i grew up not the confines of washington or cnn but through a small town girl and i recognized early when i endorsed President Trump and three months after along with a few others to recognize that movement as well. Talk about van jones. A few people make appearances and surprising him with that in a other conservatives at one point thought of a boogie man....

Adequately supportive of that traditional ally. People look at the arab spring which has developed into something unsparing like. The question is how much did an american president have to do with that . What can an american president do in response to that . Those are legitimate questions and they are questions you can be sure historians will be debating for a very long time to come. But that in a curious way goes back to my point, like him or dislike him, whatever, the fact that barack obama, ...

Lyndon johnson 70 white house and listen to people outside and listened to people outside ask how many kids did you kill today . It doesnt get more divisive than that. It has become unfortunately, the norm. I think we should ask ourselves some tough questions about how we got to this point, and why there is such a bipartisan distrust, not only towards government and People Associated with government, but whoever happens to occupy the presidency. The whole industry of this country, there are netw...

As timelys. A huge professor of the studies and faculty associate at Princeton University. The author of prospects of the 3rd politics of poetics and hiphop, and we are beautiful and be up terrible for racial inequality in the United States. Its. [applause] i am going to begin by introducing my fellow panelists briefly and then we will just get right into it so. To my immediate right is senor calton roberts director of the institute for research and africanamerican studies and associate professo...

He has several other books of note. At the news of his passing president obama tweeted e. L. Doctorow was one of americas greatest novelists. He taught me much and he will be missed. The prizes he won including National Humanities level the saul bellow award for achievement in american fiction, and the National Book Foundation Medal for distinguished contribution to american letters. Joining me now is my great friend, kate medina, she was his editor at random house and knew him well as a writer ...

Note. At the news of his passing president obama tweeted e. L. Doctorow was one of americas greatest novelists. He taught me much and he will be missed. The prizes he won include National Humanities level, the saul bellow award for achievement in american fiction, and the National Book Foundation Medal for distinguished contribution to american letters. Joining me now is my great friend, kate medina, she was his editor at random house and knew him well as a writer and as a friend. So we are espe...