John lewis people may not know that he is responsible for john lewis was one of the major pushers who achieved the construction of the Smithsonian National museum of africanamerican history and culture. From the smithsonian archives, im going to read a little to you from what the smithsonian says john lewis did to get that museum up. 1998, new bills were introduced annually in congress by representative john lewis to create a national africanamerican Heritage Museum and memorial within the smithsonian institution. 1991, a smithsonian Blueribbon Commission recommended the creation of a National Museum devoted to africanamericans to clutch their to collect, analyze, research, and organize exhibitions on a scale and definition that matched the major museums devoted to other aspects of american life. Thecommission recommended museum be temporarily located in the arts and industrials Industries Building until a new, larger facility could be built, but the legislation stalled amid androversy
Lemonis okay, so were going to have a little bit of fun tonight. In the last seven years of doing the profit, ive visited nearly 100 businesses. Lets go make some money [ horn honking ] and ive traveled the country trying to fix the people. And you do 1 million a year . You should be proud of that. Man but we dont know how to keep any of it. Lemonis . Fix the process. See . It is flimsy. Dont ever make these again. You dont sell them. And create a few products. Juli it reduces anxiety and depression. Lemonis i kind of like it. I spent countless days working on these companies. How much money did you burn through . Parker 650,000. Lemonis but we cant always fit everything im thinking into the show. So tonight, were going to give you an inside look at an episode from season 5 called tankfarm. Mike you want to be my boss sometimes where im like, dude, were partners. John no, want to talk real . Lets talk real. John at that time, you know, mike was pretty lackadaisical in that area. You ki
John oh, okay, well lemonis okay, so were going to have a little bit of fun tonight. In the last seven years of doing the profit, ive visited nearly 100 businesses. Lets go make some money [ horn honking ] and ive traveled the country trying to fix the people. And you do 1 million a year . You should be proud of that. Man but we dont know how to keep any of it. Lemonis . Fix the process. See . It is flimsy. Dont ever make these again. You dont sell them. And create a few products. Juli it reduces anxiety and depression. Lemonis i kind of like it. I spent countless days working on these companies. How much money did you burn through . Parker 650,000. Lemonis but we cant always fit everything im thinking into the show. So tonight, were going to give you an inside look at an episode from season 5 called tankfarm. Mike you want to be my boss sometimes where im like, dude, were partners. John no, want to talk real . Lets talk real. John at that time, you know, mike was pretty lackadaisical
John oh, okay, well lemonis okay, so were going to have a little bit of fun tonight. In the last seven years of doing the profit, ive visited nearly 100 businesses. Lets go make some money [ horn honking ] and ive traveled the country trying to fix the people. And you do 1 million a year . You should be proud of that. Man but we dont know how to keep any of it. Lemonis . Fix the process. See . It is flimsy. Dont ever make these again. You dont sell them. And create a few products. Juli it reduces anxiety and depression. Lemonis i kind of like it. I spent countless days working on these companies. How much money did you burn through . Parker 650,000. Lemonis but we cant always fit everything im thinking into the show. So tonight, were going to give you an inside look at an episode from season 5 called tankfarm. Mike you want to be my boss sometimes where im like, dude, were partners. John no, want to talk real . Lets talk real. John at that time, you know, mike was pretty lackadaisical
Mississippi. Mississippi. This class is about one hour and 10 minutes. Prof. Shrock they were going to continue our walk of the Civil Rights Movement in the mid1960s. We talked talked about the revival of the sit in movement and how that galvanizes the movement. It gets it really moving again by the late 1950s. Collegein, it was students who get that movement rolling in 1960 and 1951. To the point where there are tens of thousands of people involved. We see that rolls over into freedom rights of 1961. We sewe see that rolls over into freedom rights of 1961. We see that continuing, culminating on the march on washington movement, we know thy were involved with the freedom rights at the end. We know they are wedded to nonviolent direct action, but action, buthem do what makes them do it . They will plan and execute one of the most ambitious civil rights call it a demonstration would not do it justice. One of the most incredible civil rights events of the era. They call it the mississippi