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deathless all of chivalry, it's about sullivan chivalry, standing for their homes, their farms, their children. >> there is no tearing this thing down, this will bloom here, this is in some little town square, this is the state house of alabama. some memorials are easier to find than others. 20 miles from the capitol, a plaque stands on the side of the highway. it marks the spot where he was lynched, and his body left in a ditch just 100 yards from where his five-year-old daughter josephine waited for him to come home. when you're black in alabama, you can't help but walk in the shadows of these huge confederate monuments. do you see a connection between the message being said about white supremacy and what happened to your father? >> very much so. the articles that described my father's death say enraged white jealous of the success of a black man. you
acquire more than they think you should, they have to put you back in your place. >> enraged? >> enranged. >> josephine says she paid for her father's marker herself after the state refused to allow her to place it in public view. >> when you think about what you missed in life from not having him -- >> my mom went from prosperity to poverty almost overnight. sometimes i've wondered what their life could've been had he lived. what's my life could've been. >> his name was included among the thousands of lynching victims at the national memorial for peace and justice. the memorials director, brian stevenson, hopes the collected
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generosity. >> when he had this incredible around-the-world trip several years later in '67, so my father comes home after all of that. we're awakened at 4:00 in the morning, go down like little nutcrackers, little tin soldiers to the front door to greet him and fall in his arms and welcome him home. and you would have thought that practically any other mortal man would want to say, i can barely make it to my bed, i love you, merry christmas, i'm out of here for a while. but not lyndon johnson. he came home and said, now, did suzie get a present and did mary get a present? how about john? what dress do we have for josephine? it was one of those, he wanted to give, give, give, give something to everybody who had made that time so very special. and my mother writes in her
years later, in '67, so my father comes home after all of that, we're awakened at 4:00 in the morning, go down like little nutcrackers, little tin soldiers to the front door to greet him and fall in his arms and welcome him home. and you would have thought that practically any other mortal man would want to say, i can barely make it to my bed. i love you, merry christmas, i'm out of here for a while. but not lyndon johnson. he came home and said, now, did susie get a present? did mary get a present? how about john? what dress do we have for josephine? it was one of those -- he wanted to give, give, give, give something to everybody. who had made that time so very special, and my mother writes in
already this week, an allegation of islamophobia from a former minister, nusrat ghani — vehemently denied — the resignation of a sitting minister at the dispatch box in the lords... thank you and goodbye! ..and then another revelation about what went on here earlier in the pandemic. and it's only tuesday. chris mason, bbc news. let's show you a tweet from march 2020, relating to birthday parties. this is a letter from a seven—year—old girl called josephine, who wrote to the prime minister to say she would be staying at home for her birthday. she said her mummy and daddy had to cancel her party but that she didn't mind because she wanted everybody to be ok. that letter was put on twitter, and sent to downing street, and the prime minister replied and tweeted this...
enraged whites jealous about the success of a black man. if you acquire more than they think you should, they've got to put you black in your place. >> enraged. >> enraged. >> josephine told us she paid for her father's marker herself after the state refused to allow her to place it on public land. >> when you think about what you missed in life, not having him? >> my mom went from prosperity to poverty almost overnight. sometimes i wondered what my life could have been. what my life could have been. >> elmore bolling's name was included among the thousands of lynching victims at the national memorial for peace and justice. the memorial's director, brian