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Broadway buddy Ben Cameron, along with Jelani Remy, Lena Hall, and Brittney Mack are taking over our Instagram live today, March 4 at 8pm ET, to talk about their favorite moments of this year's Tony-nominated shows. You can tune in on our Instagram account! They'll be checking out the brand new Instagram Live Rooms feature, which allows users the ability to "go Live on Instagram with up to three people," the site announced on Monday. Ben Cameron is your Broadway Buddy and one of the theatre world's most beloved personalities. He has appeared on Broadway in original casts of Wicked, Footloose ...

Footy boss backs $104m cattle station AFL chief Gillon McLachlan and the billionaire family behind Reece Plumbing are among investors in the $104m acquisition of a historic cattle station in the NT. Business by Giuseppe Tauriello Premium Content Subscriber only AFL boss Gillon McLachlan and the billionaire family behind Reece Plumbing are among investors in Jumbuck Pastoral's acquisition of the historic Wave Hill cattle station in Northern Territory. The syndicate, led by Jumbuck's Adelaide-based MacLachlan family, splashed out $104m for the property...

and i want to try to remind myself to remember both things, that you can't take it for granted, you have to fight back against it when you see it deployed again. because the confederate story feels a little bit like some vampire story. scholars keep driving a stake through its heart and saying, no, this is really about slavery, and it doesn't matter. it just keeps coming up as not about slavery. >> listen to what you said: scholars keep driving a stake through the heart. scholars. who cares about scholars? i think the school of interpretation took a brilliant turn very quickly, and t...

down sliv slavery, talk about constitutional issues whether the central government is powerfulment that's not the key. the key thing is they picked the best person to focus on, r.e. lee. you can talk about him without talking slavery. you can talk about chancellorsville a victory against the odds, you don't cast it i think so much as the states against the federal power as against the underdog waging a gallant fight over constitutional issues and it doesn't have anything to do with slavery especially if you pretend that robert e. lee didn't like slavery. they are brilliant about that...

the conversation, because it's being driven by political projects of huge import. i'm reminded of the film "the birth of a nation." the character, ben cameron, right, ben cameron is a hero of the klansmen. one of the great unknown features of american constitutional history is ben cameron is modelled by a guy named rufus bratton, which is the first case under the 14th amendment to reach the united states supreme court. in early 1872, it gets argued. in a very, very telling moment, the supreme court ducks the question entirely, a man who will be a model in "birth of a nation" to avoid...