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When Jack Lawson started work in a mine in County Durham in 1893 it meant, he said, “I was a man and I knew it”. He was 12, but for all the long hours and dangers, work provided him with status and identity. The way men were defined by their work is exemplified by the titles of the books they wrote: Autobiography of a Handloom Weaver; An Inspector’s Testament; From Garden Boy
That's important. todd: right now we are in a suburb of chicago. chicago has been in the news a lot lately. you say the government is a bread winner when it comes to chicago and the violence that's going on there in many cases. wife do you say that? >> i think the destruction of the family where the father in the family is not necessarily needed for the family to function because the government has stepped in and financed a lot of families. just the general break down of the family, i think, is important. it's a microcosm of the bigger problem that we have in set to. society. todd: we want to ...
The most economically burdened of our society are weighted without a bread-winner and now gone and overly taxed. >> we're talking about a phone call? >> talking about a phone call. >> the fees inmates pay for everyday services are several times what we pay outside of prison. companies like securus continue to see their profits rise at the expense of disproportionately poor and black inmates. >> there are a number of companies that profit from the poor that end up getting lock up. whether telephone companies from usurious telephone rates. food service companies, there's a lot of money to be mad...
The most economically burrened of our society are weighted without a bread-winner and now gone and overly taxed? >> we're talking about a phone call? >> talking about a phone call. >> the fees inmates pay for everyday services are several times what we pay outside of prison. companies like securus continue to see their profits rise at the expense of disproportionately poor and black inmates. >> there are a number of companies that profit from the poor that end up getting lock up. whether telephone companies from usurious telephone rates. food service companies, there's a lot of money to be mad...
Country and protect our home turf it's the right thing to do. point blank. that's it. it's the right thing to do. we are at $275,000 right now that we raised. we have a goal of $700,000. i know fox is lined it. ainsley: you are going to get it today. our viewers are amazing. you need 700,000. >> both mortgages and both had young kids. a 1-year-old and 2-year-old deshon briggs had. his grandfather raised him. ainsley: here is his family. look how beautiful they are. >> your heart breaks. his grand father who raised him, father is in the hospital. he had a heart attack. the stress and the unbeli...