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Magnificent conversation packed with wisdom. A must listen for anyone interested in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

Thank you for sharing this

A lot more has changed in the last 10 years since they made this documentary. Great video!

i woulda moved down to the border of Orange and Osceola county and worked as much land as I could so my 2nd or 3rd generation could sell it to Walt haha

This program answered a few questions I had had about the area, including the impact of Dora on the ferris wheel.

Want some "awe"? Learn to understand and appreciate the arts--literature, music, graphic arts. THAT's where the awe is shared. In pre-20thc art, anyway. Since then it's mostly sharing chaos. Want to know why university presidents caved in? Real basic. Universities are now corporations. Students are customers. Can't offend the customer.

The other relevant myth besides Babel is Icarus. His father (not he) devised superior technology (wings) to escape servitude in Crete, but Icarus ignored his father's warnings, flew too close to the sun, and the wax melted from the wings, plunging him into the Mediterranean. SOME people have always known that improved technology also enables hubris, and humans being what they are, the hubris makes the technology an agent of destruction.

First off Florida is NOT the smallest state in the south.

Strange Fruit Still From days of enslavement to mass incarceration, Don’t tell me the fallacy about a glorious Emancipation, In this day and age, no one could make me believe. We’d still witness the strangest fruit hanging with blood-stained leaves. From the Learning Trees to the back of the bus Has someone again declared “Open Season” on all of us? What about that legal protection known as due process It’s an elusive dream for the strange fruit that I must confess. Can Congress pass a law that will legalize our Black skin? If not, the lynching will continue because of this genetic sin. Be it North, South, East, or West; you count the figures, Black bodies are constantly murdered by all sorts of triggers. Disregard the fabricated, contradicting, or trite pretext, The only concern is will I or a loved one be next. The smell of blood lingers heavily in our nation’s air. And those same lynching trees prohibit you to stare, From hooded individuals who terrorized the peaceful night To the other types who left Blacks no choice but to take flight, Yes, we are a strange fruit hanging for all to curse or hate, In this day and time, this remains our unfortunate fate. A simple traffic stop could result in our dying, Listen closely to the wind; you’ll hear another Black mother crying. It is scenarios like these for people worldwide to see, Reminding everyone of the strange fruits hanging from that Southern tree. By Lakeith Amir-Sharif

Didn’t that Jacksonville politician lady end up in prison for defrauding the IRS?

You lie . More confederate solders died captured by federals.than federal died at the hands of confederate.

Floridians are thankful that cockroaches don’t sting and sharks & gators don’t fly.

In 1971, my mom was participating in bake sales to get AC in the schools. Oi

Wait til the people " wake Up" find out what Disney & CIA was really doing to children, cloning and Jeffery Epstein Island too. Beautiful town of Ormond Beach was quiet peaceful til the land developers bought it up put housing in now it's completely different. Near the Loop there so much development its sad. All because what the corrupt people in CA other states ppl have fled to TX, FL, TN, KY and ruin these states. IMHO

Randy White validated my adventures growing up adjacent largely untouched oak and pine hammocks and mangroves. My youthful (mis)adventures in the spoil islands of The Narrows seemed all too familiar to Randy, as expressed by the familiar characters that are Doc Ford and Tomlinson. White validao my Tom Sawyer/Huck Finn upbringing in this most amazing of natural environments. I would find myself inexorably drawn to Joseph Conrad’s adventurous sea tales. I found Conrad’s understanding of the malleable human spirit a fitting metaphor for my conflicted college years. Conrad is one of the few Florida Great Ones. His works and his spirit capture what it means to live and grow within the incredible environment that surrounds, never fully acclimating to the sometimes bourgeois demands of suburban life. If I could meet just one person… it would certainly be Randy Wayne White.

Growing up in Florida since 5 we need stop destroying the beautiful nature of Florida no excuses . My grandfather helped construct Cape Canaveral that being said I was raised to respect and protect nature .

I'm a boomer 5th generation and have never heard of this I am glad glad to have heard of this I am 70 and still interested in history of my home state. I am interested to know where or how to learn about this please let me know thanks

Fufu served with peanut cream soup or peanut butter soup❤❤❤❤❤. Most African/Caribbean kitchens serve that soul food here in the USA.

Red red isn't just the black eyed peas in red oil but also, this meal is served with ripen plantain that's fried in palm oil or coconut oil. I preferred the latter oil tho. Very very tasty and flavorful dish, that one. ❤

Try palm wine anytime you're in Ghana or Nigeria, basically West Africa in general. I can swear by the Ghana palm wine tho

Where can I find the interview of the daughter of the owners of Spotlight?

😈 Promo-SM

It's been DOWNHILL since 1959.

What bobby hicks song is this?

As a society, I think.we are reinforcing the "wrong behavior". I often reflect on the tale of the two wolves.

I lived there right on Mirror Lake. This is Sodom and Gomorrah. I'm moved to Pennsylvania. I don't need anymore clown 🤡 shows. And it's nice to come home without being assaulted and my stuff is not stolen from my apartment. Good luck getting help from the St Petersburg police department. They only beat me twice in 4 years. I was lucky.

We need more of this

I love this. Beautiful project.

‘’Hold your ears” took me back 😂. Black beauty IS an act of resistance! Thank you for keeping history alive

This is the history that needs to be told. Thanks for such a wonderfully done educational history of Blk beauty as an act of resistance.

I'm actually surprised at Haidt: He seems to think that his opinions are facts. I guess it ain't a bad way to make a living.

The one of the primary sources of extremism that is spread through social media is the political primary system which is controlled by the motivated extreme wings of the parties. Somehow, we need to get centrists more involved.

For American society to hold together, the citizens need to treat the Declaration of Independence and Constitution as the "bible" of our country, as reflecting the bedrock shared value. And we need to understand the history of how and why these documents came into being - American and world history - so that we don't need a Pearl Harbor or 9/11 to remind us of the benefits of these values.

28:24 dart gun metaphor

I am from the Senegambia region (Senegal and Gambia to be exact). On my father's side, she is my 3rd cousin 5 times removed. I have spent over 30 years documenting our family history and genealogy, taking over from my late uncle (a renowed Gambian historian, author, nationalist during the colonial era, pan-Africanist, and statesman) who has been doing it for 60 years, and years before his death, passed on the baton to me as he got older. I have more information about Anta Majigeen Njie including her father, mother, brothers, sister, and info surrounding her enslavement. I live in London but visit Gambia and Senegal at least 3 times a year, and it is my intention to one day visit her grave in the US and pay my respects and perform the rituals she would have been used to before her enslavement and Christianisation. She was a noble on both her father and mother's line. She is not some distant figure in a foreign land. She is my blood, and the paternal aunt (what we call "bajen" in Senegambia) of my father's great grandmother. Although Daniel Schafer did a great job in the biography of Anta, most of the research is centred around the US and Senegal. The research was not extended to The Gambia. During her time, there was no such thing as the modern day countries of Gambia and Senegal. Our ancestors lived in kingdoms and empires, and the modern day country of Gambia is right inside the modern day country of Senegal. Had Daniel extended the research to the Gambian branch of the family, more information about Anta would have come light that you would not find in Daniel's book. I come from the Joof family, and the current guardian of our family's heritage, and the curator of our private family's archive, which includes various branches of our family such as the Njie, Samba, Nyang, Chune/Thioune, Mbooj, and Mbaye families, etc. The Joof family (who were ethnically Seereer), is much older than the Njie family - specifically Njaajaan Njie (founder of the Jolof Empire, to whom Anta trace direct paternal descent) - by at least 400 years. Some of the early patriarchs of the Joof family includes Ama Kodu Joof (aka Ama Godomaat - who lived in November 1087), Laman Jegaan Joof (11th century, who was a "Laman" - the land owning families), Ndaah Njemeh Joof (King of Laah, 1290). Njaajaan Njie only existed in 1350. All these noble Senegambian families are interralated and used to marry off their daughters and sons to each other. Our family tree has well over 5000 people - streching from the old Kingdoms of Siin, Saluum, Baol, Jolof, Kajoor, and Waalo. Daniel's research should have been extended to The Gambia, as well as to the old Seereer families in both Senegal and Gambia, from whom most of the sources regarding the legendary Njaajaan Njie came from, and even the Wolof themselves (as supported by multiple sources) claim that most of their knowledge of Njaajaan Njie came from Seereer sources. I appreciate why Daniel's research in Senegal focused mainly in Jolof, and Yang Yang to be specific, because that's where Anta originated from. However, her relatives streches verse territories. Her mother for instance, was not actually from Jolof in origin.

I love how the appa-lay-shun mountains get their name from the appa-latch-ee indians.... Fricken white people, man....

How about humans stop having as many children

I disagree about slaves wanting to be slaves and enjoyed their freedom..that made me very upset

Was born in Tampa, raised outside of Everglades and Sal Apopka, then back to Seffner and Tamps for a couple.of years before joining the Army and then settling in Ohio

Spain accepted scaped black slaves from British territories into their communities in Florida as free men, as long as they converted to the Catholic religion, dating back to the early 16th hundreds, nothing is ever mentioned about that.

Amazing!

GOD BLESS TEXAS!

Is there festivities in the US , widely held that commemorate their Spanish heritage?

Americans love to ignore and bury their Spanish heritage.

They want to hide stories like this and so many others' story behind this so called Critical Race Theory that has only been taught in Harvard Law classes. They want to hide the pictures of the adults who terrorized children who are now Grandparents and Great grandparents that's still living, like Dallas Cowboys.

Loved Florida in the 1980s but now it is a nightmare, overcrowded and overpriced

J are the enemies of mankind.

I have a book signed by him!

Thanks, holidayed in FL last month from UK....Was great to be back❤

The history never found again!