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Two years ago the state passed a referendum allowing ex convicts to have their voting rights restored. But then Republic officials passed a law, that most felons had to pay all their court finds and fees before registering two votes, and even the critics said this amounted to an illegal pull tax, the? U S, in court refused to overturn the law, but now, Sir, is stepping in to help the people power forward. Superstars Lebron James is advocating for expelling to return to the voting booth in Florida, James, voting rights group more than a vote is donating. A hundred thousand dollars to help pay court debts keep Florida voters from casting ballots in the election as though stands now more than seven hundred thousand Floridians with felony convictions have financial obligations that render them unable to vote. Welcome, twenty twenty wept petitions Duncan people and athletes, improve their lives only and governments can you mean

I'm your job and an enemy plan does it for you because you know I never work the other way round right. If level on follows our mutual conall, it's not gonna run into the court and school. Seventy eight points although he would be an asset on defence. I mean the dude blocks everything burger Bamborough on her arm about her, not in my house where lecture on my shoulder- and this is grateful- both democracy and Leubronn, because he's gonna help Ex felons exercise, their right to vote and he's. Gonna make LE bronze next deadline. Look insane, but this whole process has been So unfair to those ex comes. I mean Festival They want a lot of votes because they were felons now they votes because they have outstanding court fees. Even if they do get that Leubronn money, Florida Republic. There's going to invent some new random reason to stop them from voting. I'm sorry ex con. You can't vote unless you pass this really difficult test. Ok, I'll, try, person, woman man, camera tv. Where are you,

lucky list, if you can do it again and twenty minutes and speaking of aware achievers, here's some good news from the world of book publishing or as I like, to call it's boring Youtube. It's a story of England about a very surprising new offer, a very young man very, very young lands, a book deal. His name is Nadine and he is just four years old and as from the UK, a poet and teacher shared his poetry on social media gained a lot of attention. Walker books saw the poems and decided to publish his work next summer. The book will be called astonishing. His poems are about feelings like love and loneliness. A sort of four year old is published poetry, book about love and loneliness, and I for one am surprised us you're old, even those loneliness is windows, should vice. Twenty four hours a day for state with their family than they would peaches and when they go to sleep. Does that monster under the bed waiting to eat them? If they go to the bathroom, he kids just do what I do pay

bed. You can't be too careful but still congratulates kid. I'm sure it's very exciting to be published at such a young age. At the same time, though, as an actual adult poets and be pissed off your whole life to get in the parish review and now you're in the combination of someone who eats blue. If you ask me, once they decided that poetry didn't have to rhyme every four year old became a poet. Truly do battle nonsense, which is basically what poetry is. I went to the candy stir and there was an elephant there. He was an anti candy still. But let's move on to another four year old, whose unless articulates Donald Trump, because we now just ninety nine days until election day. Which also means it's just ninety nine days until the present shows us what he really thinks of democracy, and one of the big political events of the presidential campaign season is the party convention in normal times. It's. When thousands of delegates gather in an arena to I'm a nominee, listen speeches and spend the weak. Calling a candidate who will lose the next press

of these United States, but after weeks of Saint Corona won't stop his convention. The Donald Finally, cave in to the reality that these are not normal times. Present Troms campaign team is scrambling this morning to try to figure out. The Republican NASH convention after cancelling the Jacksonville portion of the event earlier this week, a stunning reversal from President Trump Sergio my team. It's time to cancel debts, action will flourish component of the jail, the convention, that is this coming after months of insisting he wore deliver and accepting speech in front of a massive crowd going as far as moving the bulk of planned events from Charlotte Jacksonville when North Carolina governor raised public health concerns. The President echoing those concerns to have a big convention is not the right. Time is really something that for me, I have to The american people in April the

as it is marked Democrats for deciding to hold a virtual convention tweeting of Joe Biden. Now he wants a virtual convention, one where he doesn't have to show up gee. I wonder why many but can later said they would not attend the convention and its rights. President Trump is Roger Hamley accepting but has The convention will need to go virtual, and you know, this must be eating him up inside, because if there's thing we know about Trump is that he live of what I shall do. You remember the Insane entrances Manhattan. Twenty. Sixteen you remember that when he like an out of shape, God descending from Heaven. You can't do that should on zoo. What are you gonna do? Ladies and gentlemen, Please welcome me. That's right for she had a man, you, ok, let's do that. A year now Trump says he's dead this because he's taking the risk of cross our seriously, but you cannot ignore that

Many Republicans had already said that there was no way and held it. There. We're gonna go to this thing, and it just shows you how differently. Some republicans trickle of hours when their own health is on the line. I listened attentively, those corona virus is just a hoax to hurt our great president. Oh so you there's going to go to the convention. You gonna go there too crowded convention hall with no more I'm kind of busy. That day. To be honest, this isn't a problem for Don T. He doesn't need a new convention. He can just re air what happened in TWAIN, sixteen, I mean history, promising the same things, he's gonna, build a wall, bring back jobs, get the country out of the mess. The current president put it in another news: recently, some school districts have decided that they'll be teaching a units on early american history. Based on the Times. Sixteen nineteen project, which illustrates how the fuck of this country is inextricably tied to the detection of slavery, but now There's one: U S, senator who is objective and the strongest, and also possibly,

Jupiter terms. Can solve Senator Tom Cotton and getting backlash for saying that the founding fathers thought slavery was a quote necessary, evil, dumb garden road, The founding fathers said slavery was the necessary evil upon which the union was built. The comic came during your conversation about race at education, said of her cotton wants to define the sixteen nineteen project curriculum of New York Times Programme, with the goal of re examining the legacy of slavery in our country. He says the curriculum is racially divisive, pullet, wallop, pullup hole up, so Senator cotton that this curriculum is racially divisive ready? This curriculum yeah, you know, what's really racially divisive slavery, why would You play that now. Would you do acts like racial division doesn't exist until slavery, gets taught in school as if the black

white kids on school, like la la la we love every day, are in everybody. Today. We're gonna learn about slavery. All what did you do ass? I think people are upset. Because when cotton says that slavery was a necessary evil on which the union was built, it sounds like he's defending slavery rights and that's it something a? U S and they should do even if his name is cotton, in housing and the stay objective. I get it but if you, if you dig deeper and you take cotton at his word, he believes that the United States could not have become the country that it is with. Slavery lets the same thing The sixteen nineteen project says so wisely fighting them. Where's only to fight you agree on the same thing is like it. When can and real would fight and street fighting, I mean you boy agree on. How do can you both agree on shore? You can I mean why even mad- and you might be thinking they ve sent- cotton, one school to teach a less, racially divisive version of slavery. Then why

he introduced his own lesson plan or good news with our help. He already did. Are you tired of school lesson, plans that teach slavery, regionally divisive way, then introduce your school to the Tom cotton lesson plan for slavery. Only listen plan that teaches slavery without mentioning race with Senator cotton, your students will learn that in sixteen ninety, some Americans were slaves to other Americans that over time, more slaves were brought from one of the seven countenance chosen at random and let the civil war ended slavery for both blacks and whites. Students will also learn. This all happened a long time ago, which means it has no relevance that anything happening today. So by the time. Cotton slavery, lesson plan today. Order now will include Tom Cottons lesson plan for the civil rights movement, letting White sit in the back of the bus ride. We have to take a quick break but, when we come back,

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Because the league had been trying to truly everything you could think of to try. Stay safe there, so Many things different about major league baseball. This season is the pirates to wrap up their first series of the season at Saint Louis, on Sunday, and check this out your home plate, unfired tosses, a player from the pirates, so new manager, Derek Shelton, goes out there and new rules the social distance and mask up to argue, current Israeli really changed our lives hand me my mask. Is the new hold my hearings? I mean seriously props to these two because, an export demonstration on what it means take her all of our seriously, because, yes, these guys wanted to fight but they also know that corona viruses waiting to be both of them up and if these I can remember to put on their lost before a fight. You have no excuse when you're going into Walmart, plus a definite slow down a fight when you have to pure aloft every single punch, audition.

If you ask me, manages and umpires should have always been arguing from six feet away. Because we have seen how they normally argue. When we look at that was too literally inside the other guys. Cap looks like a really insane dentist, whose angry, because his patient forgot to flush. Why aren't you going Burnett your gun now? Unlike the M l B, the NBA has decided to reduce the risk of corona infections by forcing all the basketball players to live in Disneyworld for the remainder of the season, what they call it. The bubble and, as the last round of testing, not a single player has grown of ours, so the place they and the bubble. Everything should Ok- The only issue is why play I decided to visit another magical kingdom in the NBA Livers guard. Lou Williams has put in place that attended quarantine and will miss the first two seeding games. Other restart Williams was photographed at the strict glove magic sitting in Atlanta Georgia. Last Thursday Williams had

excuse from the NBA bubble by the team to attend the funeral. Well, you tweeted on Friday that magic city was this cold. Favorite strong in Atlanta was not fair to party, but two, someone you have got to be kidding me guy was allowed to leave the bubble. For family emergency, but then the I found out? He went to a strict club? How did they bust him? I'm home with glitter on his corona virus, and I love that he's Use was that he was only a magic city for the winds novel, the strippers just for the wings look. Their excuse is out there, but guys, kinds of places you can get wings in Atlanta. Something tells me was actually there for the breast and like now with the endemic continuing to wreak havoc across the? U S, many people are wondering when President Trump will. Finally, his country gives under control, but from them. Some things here- can't even seem to get the virus under control in his own office.

And breaking today, Fox NEWS has confirmed that President Donald Trump National Security Adviser Robert O Brien has tested positive for the corona virus. There is no evidence that either President Trump or vice president parents came in contact with Rob. O Brien, but this does make him the highest ranking: U S, official, to have contracted the corona virus. He recently returned from your where he and his top deputy met with officials from the UK, France, Germany and ITALY, Europe, trumps, national security adviser has tested positive for covered nineteen And I love how they're saying there's no way Trump got infected course. Trump won't get in fact there's no way tromp has had any contact with these national security adviser. We'll know that now, obviously others members can get infected, bots, crazy. Is that apparently some of them didn't even know about the positive test until they read about it in the news yeah. Imagine there.

National security and bicycle coral of ours. They didn't know about until they run in the news. So like the same way, some people discover from Instagram that they now single, o cool, do look. Cynthia went to a wedding, wait why She kissing the groom, So at this point almost every a place in the world is doing better than the United States. In fact, this actually one corner of the world that has been untouched by the pandemic. North Korea South Korea's warrior and not sure that I quite believe that they ve never had corona, but in any case, Korea has now officially blown it's perfect name. North Korea is reporting what it calls its first suspected case covered. Nineteen a state run news agency, says Kim Jong an ordered, a locked down for the border city of case song. After a defector returned from South Korea last week, apparently infected with Corona Virus Erin.

It's a little redundant for North Korea to order lockdown their national not always already, no one can leave welcomes North Korea, but still press that North Korea got one corona virus case. Kim Jong immediately orderly lockdown camels like weak have corona killing North Koreans. That's my job. Now, one part of this: It's really weird is that an defector left North Korea. Went into South Korea, but then came back into North Korea, but apparently the really good reason for it? Yet he did leave. He just went to South Korea for some chicken wings coming up after the break desi light goes full, can take cloth and we talk to one of America's top historians statement.

So we just said a brand new record today or NASDAQ again. This is now, I think, the eighteenth time since in this instance after the problem, so we have a new stock market. I foreigners, leg and the other was getting very close. When you tell parents who look at those who look at Arizona where a schoolteacher recently died, parents who are worried about the safety of their children are now very many people who Washington was in my thing. I was from Manhattan from New York now I know everyone and I have great people in the administration. You make some mistakes. Like you know, an idiot like both know you want to do is drop bombs on everybody to drop bombs and everybody. You have to kill people. What are your top priority items well in tax, so red, whereas one point up in Texas, one point up in taxes were many points up. I save the oil industry two months ago. Save the oil industry there would have been created in order to be able to hold the convention inject with wires axis one: wouldn't the evangelicals anti jewish people in this country, but look what I've done with the capital of a vision. You know when you, when you go into Jerusalem, what I've done every president said: you're gonna make Jews the capitalism and then, when they got into office they didn't do on Obama and the spine situation. They respond to your campaign. Welcome,

so, the daily social distancing show black lives matter. Movement has raised a lot of awareness about systemic racism and how everyone can play a part in dismantling its, but some white people still have questions. White people, like our very own, does elastic the black lives matter, movement spreads across the world. Many of us why People are wondering. Ok, I've watched all the Netflix documentaries how else fight racism. Luckily, for us, there's Doktor David Camp racial dialogue, expert who teaches white people how to be more effective, Anti racist David's. Basically, the white people whisper hide their can't. How are you, What are you wearing o? This This is a young and indigenous Gandhi and textile report rules were soldiers, told you a lot of any by somebody might feel like you're just wearing that to the culture procreation time.

It ass, it consider it like it. It never even never even happened. Now it's on the floor longest, that's disrespectful said where work. Just check in any sense, has been eighteen eighteen months, as that already learned anything that the good thing is. We just have one of those friendships were reaches pick right up where we left off now, Well I'm not sure we have one of those. But how will you Ben I'm I'm doing. Ok, I have been checking and on all my black friends. Do you have a lot of life when oh yeah yeah. What I mean, are counted well I'm a nurse Trevor. Roy, don't say: Djibouti You were right ass their friends, you! I also work with Hamas as you have also work. While these you well, I would be because you're, not the only. Why further might be calling the love

some people are doing they're going to their black friends. Expecting them to do other education and people are tired of doing that. Yeah. I would I would never. I would never do that or there over concern and our expecting people to really have a traumatic experience, because there anyone don't start by using the motion and trying to get them to join you in that emotion because they not holding it the same way you are, and that feels weird that would be weird. Is it systems it's just like my guide. I can't even imagine I guess I didn't think about it this way before and now. Mugger listened with knowledge moment by yourself, my use, the girl, call you blank range yeah. I see you. Now I love your neighbor to being an ally, but How are you deal with

your family, Dolly racism is real, well ok so start off with. Why are you so racist It is a question What do you want to try to do is to ask a question that is less does metal. They met about some experience. They have like what happened in your life. To make you see it that way, ok So like what happened in your life make you such a racist furthermore, the above these Polly again that as usual, but what, if I can agree with what they're saying, because I do have one extremely racist relative and I'm not say his name, but There is one thing that I know about my cousin bet. It's that he's just not going to change. I think the most important is TAT came to bear or whoever else in your family has raised his views because I can talk about?

I had you know his name was Beth important that we make efforts at using methods before we give up on people one always ways they do. They do my they make sums the profile stimulating thousand like boom dropped. My wallet personages like crumble in their belief. That doesn't meetings open for more conversation is what, You do to make sure people continue to do work and that these conversations continue to happen well thought talking to your problematic friends and neighbors. So what we need to do is to keep the channel open village. I moved, somebody might take a safer comes out, and so you want to engage them. We want asked questions you want some agreement before you try to invite them to new thinking. People don't like being corrected But then my learning great advice legacy. Does he, when we come back I'll, be talking to

story, and Professor Eddie Glow Junior about James Baldwin's, lessons for America stick around. For comparison with any social distancing show. Earlier today I spoke with professor, any law junior he's the Some of the New York Times best seller, begin again, James Baldwin's America and its urgent lessons for our own check it out for you The welcome to the danish social distancing show is my pleasures, my pleasure. First of all, can I just say how impressed I am that you you're at home, but you rocking that suit, like you, are in a studio somewhere. It's really impressive. You know if you asked me to stand up, it'll be a different question, but I appreciate appreciate, appreciate people. Asked me about the books that are behind me here and yours. Has been him almost from the very beginning. I think you re

it's about race and you write about America stories and the stories tells itself about race. James Bond, Baldwin is the Tories for being a writer who wrote and spoke his mind and in many ways taps taps into the consciousness of what it means to be black in America, Youtube delves into his life, but its part biography, analyzing, you know his writing and how it applies to two to what we're going through today. In all the time Since those books have been written, We think changed, or you know Bob Nazism if a lot America's always changing, but an American never changes. There's this since The country is dynamic, but there's is ongoing through life and this through and is the value get the value that I mentioned and democracy a black, and that is this belief. People matter more than others, and that police evidences itself driver in our habits and our dispositions at our practices. And then we tell a whole most of lies to protect those beliefs right and so as we change, you know,

Barack Obama. The president is not the same as being in Jim Crow, which is not the same as being enslaved, but the through line is why people a value boy than others, and so that's that's that's what I'm Baldwin understood and I think he's our most insightful writer about democracy in raising this country, and I think that's why his work is like em in evergreen. But what I do in this book is, I focus the latter work the later writings and thus what's unsettling a lot of people in this, stuff than was written. So was out there, but, but it really seems to settle people when you delve into Baldwin's Workin, almost delve into what it means. Why do you think it so unsettling the lake? A Baldwin is a Baldwin. This trial, come to terms with America's betrayal, most folks say: he's bitter ease Angry his rage is overwhelmed, is art but Baldwin to come to terms with the fact that the country is assassinated, model of the canoe he's collapse. The natives United tries to commit suicide failed.

Relationship the country is, it's on the road to not only electing Richard Nixon it. You know, what is on the road to electing Ronald Reagan and for me people they dont understand. Ronald Reagan was as notorious is: George Wallis for blacks, openings country, and so I was, I was interested in Baldwin, who is trying to me, since about trauma our pain. Are we trying to pick up the pieces in the face of America's Bitch rail- and here we are in our moment after Barack Obama's presidency asked and individuality of the tea party. Voter suppression and variety laws, and then we vomited Donald Trump try, deal with my own despairing disillusionment, and so I turned to him in that moment. Was there a glimpse of hope in Baldwin's work was there's something you looked at what you said, while ok now That's changed or that's gotten better. This is one part of life for a person in America that has maybe not held up in the texts, or is it just pretty much?

frantic and also at the same time, relevant yeah. I found hope because one other thing I was trying to do is to figure out how to how did he meant His rage and his faith in us right Can we be angry and- still have hold onto the belief. You're still build a new Jerusalem and as it therefore lie. He dropped a nineteen. Seventy man he said hope is invented every day, and you know that idea of hope being invented every day in the car. Text of one having to battle, but ones like having to struggle just to the space. The smile, the space to just sitting Imagine that tomorrow could be better. You have in the hope in that context, and it's that becomes too precondition for you to join the battle again, even when he embraced the anger and range of a black power. He never gave up the question that the other to claim that it was a moral issue at its height and so at the end of the day, He wants to insist that we meet

to ourselves that we tell the truth about what we ve done. So We can free ourselves into imagining being together differently and as an artist, a poet he tried to make that is clear as possible and as powerful and provocative as possible let me ask you about this. One thing I pick up in Baldwin's: writing is he he often times feels almost guilty that he's living in France for a certain amount of time. Where way away from the strife of his fellow black American and and he acknowledges that he's living a better life as a black American in France, where what's The thing is, I remember, black Americans would come to South Africa. A little party was happening. They would comment on how they were subjected to the same racist laws as Black South Africans were answer really. Trusting dynamic which shows like if black people to a country where they don't have a history. In that country, the people in that country, so, to get along with them easier or in a different way. Do you think part of it goes?

toward Wolden was saying about about the guilt and the burden of that guilt is that when people dont have to deal with the history of what peoples done to other people's, they can then engage in a forward. Looking discussion. You know, I think Baldwin grappled with survivors survivors, Gill, he washed measure did martyred unwatched, Malcolm did, murdered and Malcolm get murdered and Sammy Young and generally Jackson saw many of his young friends from Howard and disk their eyes, dark and so on. He wanted to write about all of those who did not survive and those who survived but who were broken, but he did the space? You know what I when I was in Heidelberg. I didn't you I was in high work for an hour and I saw a police work. Why police officers with their knees in the back A black man was screaming at the top of his lungs help. I wasn't in Heidelberg one hour,

But the thing is it: I didn't have to come in on it. I didn't have to account for it right in some ways I could go back to my feet: In brief, there was like a moment when I the way out of the contract exhale. You know, because I wasn't there Blackrock You know I was the american walking around with my american passport. Strengthening when I was at the gave lectures at the university of the north. When I was there, I wasn't there. You know what I mean. I looked like folk, but it wasn't. I wasn't. How can I put it? I wasn't there negro I saw you get this space debris than so. Baldwin would leave the country in order to think more carefully about it, because one here to navigate so much of this nonsense and he America Lighting, forty eight, because he said I don't get out of this country, I mean they're, gonna kill somebody, I'm gonna be killed. Right here all route, one right here in Princeton, New Jersey Lars will. Our wages

he used to serve him any hurled. The glass at our head and broke shattered the glass behind her and then had to one boys life. He knew the rage and anger consuming Amy. He was becoming a step farther, so winning chose Paris. He had been space to actually create himself too, will himself into being a writer. Sometimes it's all we need is the space debris so that weak being man, what is it? One thing you hope that they will get from this there's somebody says you profess I. Why would I want to read this book? What is that? The thing you hope to give them in this new analysis, emboldens life, at the heart of it is that, through line that we have to tell the truth and stand by a courageous enough to EL, the truth, and once we tell the truth about what we and who we are- and we could free ourselves into imagining world in imagining ourselves differently, we're shackled by categories, a shackled by lies, we're trapped in this. To see America thinks of itself. As the

that has never never land is always. You know, were full of loss boys and lost girls. We don't want to be responsible and held accountable for anything, so we have to tell them proves that here we are at a moment of moral reckoning or the country can be. Otherwise what every single time we try to give, to a new nation, the umbilical cord of white support CS wrapped around its neck. So we have to tell the truth. We have to be truthful and be really responsible midwives so that we can give birth. Finally, to a new country that genuinely multiracial democracy. Our history says: we're not gonna do very well, but I have faith because wherever human. Again we have achieved the result, hope, Professor Claude, thank you so much in joining us in the show. Thank you Appreciated, well, that's all tonight's, but before we go, Let me remind you that America is facing a nationwide pull workers shortage and because most all workers over sixty and covert pistol in the air. They are on

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