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Jackson, iii. Please welcome charletta sudduth, coauthor of the book i just mentioned here. Your mother will join us a little later here on the program, too. She actually was one of the maids that youre talking about in your book. Yes. Lets talk first of all, it is black History Month and charletta, for you, what does that mean after all these years of looking back at the struggles that africanamericans have yoefr overcome and have still overcome sng overcoming . What does it mean to you . It reminds me of my heritage, how far weve come but how far we have to go and part of me getting involved...

This is the steele report. Our top thick week on the steele report, black History Month and a fascinating new book written by some local authors. Our questioning begins right now. Now from kwwl, this is the steele report. Welcome to this week he is weeks edition of the steele report. I would like to introduce them to you right now, dr. Katherine vam wormer is a professor of social work at the university of Northern Iowa in cedar falls, shes also an addiction specialist and author of several books, including the book were going to talk about here today which is entitled, the maid narratives, bl...

Pleasure to welcome jerry mondesar. Good evening. Wake up, yall, its early. All right. Thats a little better. Probably was worried because i was running late, but did i come prepared . All right. I would not let you down. Friends select has a conversation about someone as important in black history and American History as Harriet Tubman, i wouldnt miss this opportunity to join the conversation and thats what i hope tonight is. A conversation about Harriet Tubman and the fact that for so long she has been a footnote in American History books and finally we have a serious study, thanks to mrs. C...

Its awesome. Reporter awesome. This is the cbs evening news mason good evening, im anthony mason. This is our western edition. We begin with the heartbreaking story of otto warmbier, the university of virginia student who was held by north korea for nearly a year and a half. His family announced that warmbier died today less than a week after the North Koreans sent him home to ohio in a coma. President trump put out a statement saying, the United States once again condemns the brutality of the north korean regime as we mourn its latest victim. Heres michelle miller. Reporter ottos parents fred...

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