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Places like the crystal palace ballroom and the alamo on farish street. >> what happened? where did it all go? >> what killed it was integration. once we were able to break out of our own indigenous black-owned businesses, the businesses died. great for the black race but terrible for the black business. in fact, the only reason youre coming here right now is you have two churches, two funeral homes and the big apple inn. so youre going to either die, worship, or come to my place to eat. and tha...

Artfully edited out was something that everybody would have agreed. he said, look, lets keep in perspective why people come here illegally. they come here in order to get a job and provide for their families. then it families and thats where it went. it was inartful, but up to that point he said, even if you oppose immigration reform and opponents that have begun to admit thats the rational that we have to deal with. >> speaking of integration, speaker john boehner this week, and i love this pie...

He said, keep in perspective why people come illegally: to get a job and provide for their families and then he went. even if you opposed the immigration reform opponents have begun to admit, that is the rationale that we have to deal with. >> speaking of integration, speaker boehner and i love this which is why we are asking questions about it, mocked house republicans for blocking his efforts at immigration reform. look at this. >> here is the attitude. >> dont make me do this? this is too har...

Schools, you can draw attendance zones that draw from both white areas and black areas. theres a lot of different ways that can be done. but i think the difficulty is mustering the political will to do so. >> how about the public will as well? the folks in alabama that you went and interviewed, nicole, how do they feel about this? how aware are they about this? how much do they want change? >> well, i would say political will is driven by public will. the public were crying out for integration i...

Of damage or harm and we certainly dont want that to happen. >> reporter: researchers say in order to prevent that the civilian gps system may need to be hardened, encrypted like the military system so it cant be hacked. what about the application of drones? the first commercial use is likely crop surveys, checking oil and gas pipelines, and electrical transmissions and sufficient. companies like amazon, dhs and dominoess pizza are blue skying this whole thing, exploring ways that drones could b...

>> everybody loves joe biden. >> joe, right. >> topeka, kansas, brown v board education. one of the things it sparked was the integration of college campuses. there was really a push to integrate college campuses. is there a sense that maybe these families just really want to have their day and not have that full weight of history bearing down on them? >> i think that is part of it. if you look at the websites down in topeka, kansas, some people are talking about that. this idea that why do we h...

They could have sbrerped it narrowly as a prohibition against discrimination. but he believe it gave them the authority to the promote racial integration in the nations cities. hanna jones goes onto describe that mans belief that the authority to pressure white communities to build more affordable housing and end discriminatory zoning practices. maybe youre wondering who was this radical who believed the law gave him a mandate to force an end to racial segregation. it was none other than george ...

Post-cold war world, give it aid and help rebuild its economy and society. now, western countries did provide some help, but not really on the scale that a vast country like russia needed after the complete collapse it had gone through in the early 1990s. but if the west did not do enough, russia also pursued policies that made integration very hard. by the early 1990s, moscow had launched a ferocious war against chechnya, a part of russia that had been seeking independence from moscow for more ...

Resistance to outside interference, and russian politicians who urged integration with the west became marginal figures with tiny followings. looking at this record, the historian in applebaum has argued, also in the "washington post," that the west fundamentally misunderstood russia. it saw the place as a western country in the making if only we had put forward the right policies. in fact, she argues, russia derives its identity from being a non-western country, perhaps even from being an anti-...

It proved to be a disaster, leaving a wounded and angry germany pining for revenge. after world war ii, on the other hand, the united states and its allies were magnanimous toward germany and japan, integrating those countries into the new global order. that piece of 1945 succeeded brilliantly. so i thought we should do our best to try to integrate russia into the structures of the new post-cold war world, give it aid and help rebuild its economy and society. now, western countries did provide s...