As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month, let us remember the values of bravery, honesty, respect, wisdom, love, humility, and truth, and strive to embody them in our lives year-round, not just during the month of November.
In my introductory remarks, I mentioned we are now in Native American Heritage Month. The designation of November as “National American Indian Heritage Month” goes back to a joint congressional resolution signed by President George Herbert Walker Bush in 1990. Over the years, the name shifted to National Native American Heritage Month.
It was a long and frank s phone call with blinking, giving words of encouragement, telling him to keep the faith as well as they continue to work to bring them home. his brother, david, also spoke to cnn and says they viewed this as a very positive step. i think that the secretary of state is obviously sending a message and that message is for paul and for our family, the u.s. government is continuing to advocate for him and his release. it s a message for the kremlin, not the u.s. government has not let up and their foreign-policy person is willing to call a prisoner which is astounding. russia is not responded in a way to the proposal raised so far to bring them home. we will keep you posted. the culture war fights, they have landed in the library. a wyoming public library, firing its head librarian after removing certain books. the board alleges were sexually
cnn has reached out to the board for comment. the board member said earlier this summer, this is about making the library more responsible . joining us, the librarian at the center of all this, leslie, the former director of the public library. thank you so much for joining us, one thing that i wanted to ask, you walk us through how it got to this point? this was not just a snap of the finger. this was a process that evolved over time. right. it all began, in june of 2021. i wasn t surprised, to have this happen. it started because we had a
W.E.B. Du Bois: Unsung Hero and Pioneer of Anti-Nuke Movement On the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, this peace event commemorates the largely unknown work of the great African-American scholar and activist, W.E.B Du Bois, in pioneering the Ban the Bomb movement in the USA during his twilight years. Sponsored by the Ohio Peace Council, a certified chapter of the US Peace Council.