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The future are the same, whether black, white, hispanic, but what's missed by the democrats often is the impact of faith, what certain blocks that they see as people who they've had in the past that it's a combination of culture issues, what happened in schools, the ability -- frankly the recognition that the government is in control of so much and yet it is failing, that this comes back down to this idea that, yes, back to guy's point, that they don't think about having been on the left, that they don't think about the nature of the -- what the individual thinks as a person, that they are jus...

Just one month after investor Leon Black said that he would not stand for reelection as the chairman of the Museum of Modern Art, the museum Tuesday c

Colorado Mountain College is hosting two live virtual presentations on Feb. 24-25 with Anthony Ray Hinton, author of The New York Times bestseller “The Sun Does Shine.” The memoir is CMC’s 2021 Common Reader and is about the 30 years Hinton spent on death row for crimes he did not commit. White fragility is a term used to describe the feeling of discomfort that accompanies learning about the lack of privilege available to people of color, persistent examples of inequality that still exist in today’s world. Becky Musselman said as a white woman she thinks it’s important to not just h...

Political efficacy to remaining? any pragmatic reason you think he would stay? >> only if somehow he's able to absolutely prove that this is not his yearbook. but if that's not the case, the calls he's making to his classmates should have been made on -- last night at first. i'm not -- i'm not clear on that. it's also -- i've been saying this all along, it speaks to the competency of his operation. we all have yearbooks. you know, we all know what's in our yearbook and any of us -- >> ed gillespies or tom perello who ran against him in the primary or general election nobody found it. >> which ...

Tonight we are talking about the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. on the eve of the 50th anniversary of his assassination in memphis. joining me in is a la democrat who chairs the congressional black caucus and keith ellison, deputy chair of the democratic national committee. glad to have both of you on. thank you for joining me. representative richmond you first. >> thank you, don. >> we heard jesse jackson say martin luther king spirit is alive do you feel it energizing the civil rights struggles today. >> absolutely. first of all you wouldn't be where youen era are and keith and i would...