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Good morning, good morning, to sunday september 1st. Im ali velshi. We Come On air with Breaking News out of the middle east. The bodies of six israeli hostages taken by hamas during the October 7th attacks have been recovered in gaza. There bodies were found late yesterday in an underground tunnel beneath the southern city of rafah. According to the israeli military, it appears the hostages were killed shortly before the idf was able to reach them. They have been identified by the idf as carmel...

The former loyalist representative gives a qualified welcome to Sinn Féin’s plan to tackle sectarianism and segregation

Happy black history month, tucker and desantis, it is still legal. lets talk about something white ring. first black elected manhattan burro president and thats a fraction of why shes a legend. she was the first woman attorney a key role in ending segregation and as the first black woman to argue before the supreme court, she won nine of her ten cases and led campaigns to desegregate southern universities including the university of mississippi. shes pictured here with james meredith before she ...

As the personal who, like james eastland, those people before who stood against the passage of civil rights bill? do i want to have that as my legacy? in raising the consciousness of people by demonstrating, by getting arrested, by ending segregation. if we asked people in the 1950s, do you think marching will bring down apartheid? you probably would have said, that wont happen. and we shouldnt lose faith right now. citizens can make a change. citizens need to be in the streets. citizens need to...

>> i have never considered the united nations irrelevant. i think its a unique organization. an organization that can bring the whole world together. >> a lot of have been required of the kennedys along the way. >> at 12:52 p.m., the announcement came. the courts decision on ending segregation was unanimous.

Announcement came. the courts decision on ending segregation was unanimous. >> its not easy to meet the press. i have had the privilege of meeting the press in many countries and i must say i make it as much a matter of prayer as i do any sermon that i ever preached. >> when we part, we dont say good-bye. instead we say until we meet again. >> somewhere out in this audience may even be someone who will one day follow in my footsteps and preside over the white house as the presidents spouse and i...

Who much is required. a lot have been required of the kennedys along the way. ♪ >> at 12:52 p.m., the announcement came. the courts decision on ending segregation was unanimous. ♪ >> its not easy to meet the press. and i have had the privilege of meeting the press in many countries and i must say that i make it as much a matter of prayer as i do any sermon that i ever preached. ♪ >> you know, when we part we dont say good-bye in hawaii. instead, we say until we meet again. >> somewhere out...

Term. >> the state built the museum to reconcile certain elements of its past that were challenging and the president and white house said all along we are here to honor the right legacy of jackson, mississippi but also highlight and honor the history of this important southern state. we saw the emphasis was on the civil rights movement. i noticed the president took care at the opening of the speech to hit on major touchstones of the civil rights movement. he mentioned dismantling jim crow laws,...

So they deserve for their services to be honored and not erased by this president. it is an example of the administration trying to erase the lgbtq community. it started on way one and despite what the president said through the his campaign weve been on the agenda day one. he deleted us from the white house website. a few weeks later he deleted us from the 2020 consensus we wont be counted this time. trying to erase trans service from our military is the latest example. >> it has not gone unnot...

Hopefully there will be a time when we can actually get something done again, and, you know, we wont have this era of virtually zero productivity. i think theres been all of 90 pieces of legislation, including the ceremonial ones, passed in the last year and a half. >> i dont know if its apples and oranges, but i think its more like apples and spaceships. why lbj wanted the civil rights act, partly to help the south, he felt segregation separated the south from the rest of the nation. ending seg...