Review board report to upgrade security for personnel at highthreat posts. Has this been done . Not according to the facts ive heard. So, in fact, the department has yet to comply with benghazi arb recommendation 11, correct . We believe benghazi arb 11 intended for there to be Marine Security guards at all high threat posts. So i want to hear you say yes, that is correct. Thank you very much. Ive got 24 22 seconds left. I did want to touch a little bit on the local guard force. Real quick, mr. Linick, if i can just get to the findings with you. A, b, Regional Security officers took it upon themselves to vary the vetting and approval process and failed to ensure that the security contractors provided all the required documents. Thats correct . Thats correct. So, did any of the Security Companies that had contracts fully perform all vetting required in their contracts . No. We looked at 87 personnel files and none of them none of the security contractors performed all of the vetting req
Program. Ms. Ulaby morning. I am a reporte good morning is such an honor to be here. And then to spend the next hour but thats just not enough time learning about the and some female heroines of the Civil Rights Movement who in many ways they could not have been more different. And incredibly welleducated and the other came from the background filled with such deprivation. And those that have c them change the course of history and either one have thing given their do. Hopefully these biographies and with a law professor and a history professor and her earlier book and kate is a distinguished scholar who includes a biography of Harriet Tubman and the assassins accomplice. And talking about the biography. So i will assume many of you are like me. Maybe you havent heard anything. I am hoping he will introduce us to the subjects of these books. But yours is unjust so tell me a little bit why you chose her. Py here. Im delighted to share about Constance Baker motley, who is a legendary civ
Host Carol Anderson its july 1, 2022. What is the july 4, 1776 celebration mean . Guest it means that we are in this democracy that we are heralding on july 4, 1776. As perilous as it was with the Continental Army getting their buts kicked as perilous as it looked when the south attacked fort sumter and launched the civil war. We are in perilous times for our democracy is hanging by a thread. Host why do you say that . Guest because we have got a land, sea and air attack happening right now in american democracy. The land attack is the assault on Voting Rights. The sea attack is the attack to wash away the teaching of real American History and the air attack is a loosening of gun laws while having a narrative that the insurrection was legitimate political discourse and while saying there was all of this violence and threat raining down on election workers and election officials. When you are looking at whats happening with voting and if youre looking at whats happening with their Educa
Two women who in many ways could not have been more different. One was establishment, one was grassroots. One was upwardly mobile, incredibly well educated, and the other one came from a background filled with such deprivation that to describe it as poor seems too grand. One was an obvious leader, the other was an unlikely and late in life luminary. Both of them changed the course of history, and neither one has been given their due. Hopefully these two biographies will help change that. Tamiko brown megan is 18 at the Harvard Institute and a history professor at Harvard University during her earlier book is courage to dissent the book we are going to be talking about today is civil rights queen. Kate Clifford Larson is a distinguished scholar whose earlier books include a biography of Harriet Tubman and the assassins accomplice. Today we will be talking about walk with me, a biography of Fannie Lou Hamer. Im going to assume many of you are like me. Maybe you have heard a little bit ab
Incredibly well educated, and the other one came from a background filled with such deprivation that to describe it as poor seems too grand. One was an obvious leader, the other was an unlikely and late in life luminary. Both of them changed the course of history, and neither one has been given their due. Hopefully these two biographies will help change that. Tamiko brown megan is 18 at the Harvard Institute and a history professor at Harvard University during her earlier book is courage to dissent the book we are going to be talking about today is civil rights queen. Kate Clifford Larson is a distinguished scholar whose earlier books include a biography of Harriet Tubman and the assassins accomplice. Today we will be talking about walk with me, a biography of Fannie Lou Hamer. Im going to assume many of you are like me. Maybe you have heard a little bit about Fannie Lou Hamer. Maybe you have not heard anything about constance modly. Im hoping will introduce us to the subjects of these