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Robert Wayne Roady was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for repeatedly placing hidden cameras in sensitive personal locations to capture sexually explicit photos and videos of minors.
Unsung heroes of CVHCS health care serve with pride, enable effective COVID-19 response Photo By T. T. Parish | Tiffany Felder, left, and Daryl Warren, are critical to successful operations of the...... read moreread more Photo By T. T. Parish | Tiffany Felder, left, and Daryl Warren, are critical to successful operations of the COVID-19 Vaccine clinic at the Central Virginia VA Health Care System’s (CVHCS) Richmond campus. Felder is an advanced Medical Support Assistant in the CVHCS Health Ben...
Like this? >> right. well i want to say, my main point is people who are caught in situations like dylann roof aren't really my audience. my audience -- i hope i can reach them but i've been attacked by people much more mainstream than dylann roof since my article came out and since my book came out. what bothers me the most is there's really a mainstream racist indoctrination among us. i'm a good example and i say this in my article. at times the "n" word pops in my head on really bad days because it's always in me and i'm past the point of being ashamed of it and saying that's what i've got ...
Earlier and to arrive up there last night and just to see the church in flames again it just -- it gives you an ill feeling feeling. >> all right. brian todd thank you so much. now to -- to mt. zion ame, sixth black church to go up in flames since the mass killing at emanuel ame church in charleston. none of these have been determined to be hate crimes. can you see the map where all of the fires have occurred in the deep south, but listen. there is no question of the hate that gunman dylann roof spewed for african-americans in his writings, and while roof's act of violence is rare my next gues...
Of "fear and what follows, the violent education of a christian racist" joins me now here in new york. tim, thank you so much. listen i read much of what you wrote this morning, and you were incredibly candid and you talk about how through the years you're pushing through your feelings, but take me back. you grew up in the deep south in louisiana in the '60s and '70s as far as color lines were at the time. tell me about the community. >> right, well thanks so much forring are me. i wish it were for different reasons but it's great to be here as the conversation we need to continue. >> we shoul...