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France came in a very short period of time, in the 60s and 70s. and as a consequence, integration has lagged behind because it was so quick. it happened so quick, that alarmed a lot of french and there was resistance. but i think thats one of the issues going forward, that governments here are going to have to tackle because of the fact that the integration quickly and the job market, theres plenty of studies here that show if you come and apply with the same resume for a job and your name is je...

Threat to the security of the united states and our allies. we agreed that the paramount goal must be complete denuclearization of the peninsula. in that regard, the international community must continue to state clearly that north koreas uranium enrichment program is in violation of north koreas commitments and international obligations. with respect to global security, im pleased that were moving ahead with president hus commitment at last years nuclear security summit for china to establish a...

Integration into the international community, but only if it meets its obligations. i reaffirmed americas fundamental commitment to the universal rights of all people. and that includes basic human rights like freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association and demonstration and of religion. rights that are recognized in the chinese constitution. as ive said before, the united states speaks up for these freedoms and the dignity of every human being. not only because its part of who ...

>> reporter: charlayne hunter-gault went back with us to her dorm and to that day 50 years ago when a federal judge forced the university of georgia to let her in. when you stand here, can you hear the sound of the crowd outside? >> oh, ill never forget that. ill never forget that. i mean, two, four, six, eight, we dont integrate. >> im not for integration. im for segregation, and i will be until i die. >> reporter: she still remembers the smallest details, how cold it was, how cold they were, t...

Create black businesses and do business with these businesses. i dont think think of that has occurred. >> reporter: just because the line is blurs, doesnt mean the area is living up to its namesake. >> i have a dream -- >> what we see here is really the antithesis of what martin luther king stood for and wanted, that is integration, self-development, self-determination. you see a stratification withwell with wealth on one side, poverty still on the west side of this boulevard. >> reporter: this...

Nobody pushed darkness back but him. the holy spirit. that is what threw the culture off. we abandoned salvation for integration. >> glenn: america, let me take a break. lever you with this. i dont know what you are hearing at home, i dont know if it will make it in the speech. i wrote it down on a piece of paper. tomorrow at the lincoln memorial, im going to talk. i know what people will say. media made me a big deal saying divine providence. like that is a bad thing that i believe its been bro...

Nobody pushed darkness back but him. the holy spirit. that is what threw the culture off. we abandoned salvation for integration. >> glenn: america, let me take a break. lever you with this. i dont know what you are hearing at home, i dont know if it will make it in the speech. i wrote it down on a piece of paper. tomorrow at the lincoln memorial, im going to talk. i know what people will say. media made me a big deal saying divine providence. like that is a bad thing that i believe its been bro...

Justice. i think social justice is a nightmare. but you know what? not everybody that believes in social justice is bad. not theyre is white is bad. not everybody who is black is bad. not everybody -- thats just the way it is. were people! you have to look, just like the country, look at the overall picture. what he did was incredible. he was unbound by the threat. rabbi silverman defended integration right after that. remained outspoken civil rights advocate and continued to receive vicious dea...

Unconstitutional. then it was a mess. nashville was undergoing school-ordered school desegregation. racial tensions were high. unemployment. again, its government, religion, its commerce. one night, in 1958, a bomb goes off at the entrance of the j.c.c. the jewish community building. 20 minutes after the explosion, a bomber called. rabbi silverman. hes divine street temple. he was called. he picks up the phone. its the rabbi. the voice on the other end threatens to blow up the synagogue and othe...

Then it was a mess. nashville was undergoing school-ordered school desegregation. racial tensions were high. unemployment. again, its government, religion, its commerce. one night, in 1958, a bomb goes off at the entrance of the j.c.c. the jewish community building. 20 minutes after the explosion, a bomber called. rabbi silverman. hes divine street temple. he was called. he picks up the phone. its the rabbi. the voice on the other end threatens to blow up the synagogue and other places that were...