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youre watching "fox and friends first," im carley shimkus. >> todd: id todd piro. 42% backing the president as inflation rocks the nation. take a look at this, cost $300,000 to raise a child through high school, $18,000 a year as food, housing,s and chair cuts cost more. >> the biden administration vowed cost will come down eventually. past week more immediate way to save money is by spending on new energy-efficient appliances. >> solar panels can be financed and they are financed in w...

Reconciliation is frowned upon in Donald Trumps America. And Anthony, in an interview with Fox News, appears to have gone off-message in saying: “We are the melting pot of the world. And that’s what makes us strong, our diversity. And we need to learn to harness that and appreciate it and not use it as a political tool to keep everyone separate from it.”

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri students took home multiple awards and a bronze medal in the 2023 National History Day contest in College Park, Maryland, June 10-15 and one of them

In 1954, despite threats from the KKK, three Black women sued what would become Georgia State to enroll at the college. Their determination created a landmark case that would go on to be used in the successful desegregation of GSU and other schools.

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Began that path to where we are today. you know whats happened, a economic issue, a community issue, a safety issue. we have more in problem no matter the color of our skin in america. we want safety. we want our kids to go good schools. now black people dont want to be control by a political what have i gotten for 50, 60 years, the battle to end end segregation, to be where we are today and what have they gotten? still living generationally in the same projects in these areas in america. now, l...

>> were not going to let people come into our country who are going to destroy our country. >> president trump far more subdued during the nations civil rights museum in jackson, mississippi. >> the fight to end slavery, to break down jim crowe. to end segregation. >> the president also naming the right to vote and the birth right of equality. >> thats big stuff. >> those are big very phrases, very big words. >> mr. trump remembering martyrs like martin luther king jr. and medgar evers. >> he wa...

Watch. >> the civil rights museum recordses injustice inflicted on the african-american community. the fight to end slavery. to break down jim crow. to end segregation, to gain the right to vote. and to achieve the sacred birth right of equality. that is big stuff. those are very big phrases, very big words. here we memorialize the brave men and women who struggled to sacrifice and sacrificed so much so that others might live in freedom. >> reporter: so there you heard some of what the president...

African-americans in the form of lynching, in 1960 its a far different country. new york is a far different state than it was in the late 80s. so i think it is true. i think is the job and nature of presidents to be incrementalists and to always focus on progress rather than what needs to be done. john f kennedy was no cruise aider, he had to be pushed and pushed. he wanted to do tax cuts in 1963. you look at lyndon johnson who was pushed and pushed, even martin luther king. so it is i nature of...