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To use it for kidnapping or any other thing. once you start dipping into it, youre dipping into it. my father served on the newport news school board. he was the only african-american on the school board and served, he was in office when brown v. board of education came down. and being the only african-american, most of the votes were 4-1. he points out that they had a subcommittee of the five-member board. four members went to richmond and discussed the segregation and integration with the gove...

Rereelection headquarters in chicago. carol davidson was director of integration and media targeting for the obama campaign. >> the hardcore analysts were in the room for multiple reasons. this was our like more top secret work so you dont want press coming by to like see what was on the screens of everyone and we actually during the election didnt even want people to know the group even exist. >> tech team worked its algo he algorithms. carol davidson figured out how to get the message to the s...

Transgender inmate living on "a" yard. >> im in prison for prostitution with hiv/aids relations because i tested positive on one of my arrest cases. this building is medical, but its for hiv, and its been open for integration with non-hiv inmates on the yard. >> we first met terry while shooting "the lock-up: corcoran" episode in 2005. >> you going to get a job when you get out, reform yourself, or stay in the same pattern and you dont get out. >> in the three years since, terrys been involved i...

Enough. but i believe the time has come for change. i am extremely disappointed in what happened. i have to say im not shocked because change is hard. we know it is difficult. we saw how gays were treated in the military for decades and decades. we saw how women had been treated in terms of their equality. we saw how there was no integration in the military until finally president truman made it happen. so all these are civil rights battles. these are human rights and civil rights and, you know,...

We saw how gays were treated in the military for decades and decades. we saw how women had been treated in terms of their equality. we saw how there was no integration in the military until finally president truman made it happen. so all these are civil rights battles. these are human rights and civil rights, and, you know, people forget that half of the victims are men. its not a womens issue. it is a violence issue. >> senator, could i -- >> its a criminal issue. >> senator, i want to play a l...

That day, were heroes. along with the rest of the civil rights movement, folks like martin luther king jr., the people who are fighting for integration, theyre the heroes. theyre the good guys. but the united states government at the time, it was not at all clear. in 1963, president kennedy, himself, said this of dr. king. >> the trouble with king is everybody thinks hes our boy. king is so hot these days its like marx coming to the white house. >> he admitted later he asked the fbi to make an i...

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Governor to end his efforts to prevent two negro students from registering at the university. the governor is adamant. he made a campaign promise to stand in the doorway himself to prevent the integration of the last all-white state university. >> i stand here today as governor of this sovereign state and refuse to willingly submit to the usurpation of power by the central government. >> the governor of alabama promising segregation forever. but that day he failed. hours after he spoke, two blac...

So really wading into the middle of it in a physical way wouldnt make sense. we have a lot of levers to reach into the turkish government behind the scenes. find out whats going on and ensure that were getting the message across about having them do what they can to not let this spiral out of control. but it does go to the broader point of the region. each country individually is distinct and unique. but there also is a real integration. turkey did dominate the region for 500 years under the ott...

Clapper and others in the administration, because they dont want to reveal more. they dont want to talk about it anymore. the more we share with the world the less safe we are. again, it will have to be a result of conversations members have at home in the constituents that they represent before we see a real successful push to open it, you know, wide up. >> yeah. a fine line, a.b., youre describing there. alex, finish with this. you recently wrote that republicans are mixed on immigration right...