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and that was the phrase attributed to michael brown in ferguson, missouri, that he was shot when his hands were up and he was saying don't shoot, and that became, essentially, the slogan and the founding narrative of the black lives matter movement. well, i knew that to be false because the justice department investigated it, and they found that that never actually happened. mike brown was shot by police -- [audio difficulty] so when i saw protesters chanting that recently, i wrote a blog post which is something i've done before, pointing out that is a fabbri e case. the hands up, don't shoot, is a fabrication. and i wrote that. that created a fury by a variety of people. i also -- gerry: sorry, professor. explain what sort of people, what did they do, what happened to you? >> sure. what happened is that combined with the second post where i criticized the rioting led to a series of events. the first thing that happened was an alumni campaign to get me fired. that campaign was e-mails to the law school as well as an online petition. i then was denounced by 23 of my colleagues -- 21 o

. >>> the death of michael brown rock ferguson long before george floyd and the decision that could reopen old wounds. >>> fast enough for a journey tomorrow is what we can learn from nasa's most ambitious rover yet if it can stick the landing. >>> the fog backed up all the way to the golden gate and >>> in early wake-up call in southern california. a 4.2 earthquake struck in the san fernando valley just before 4:30 this morning followed by dozens of smaller aftershocks. we find out it was also another test for the early warning alerts. >> it was like a hard boom. >> reporter: the founder and ceo of early warning laughs and quake alert felt the shaking in west hollywood from this morning's 4.2 earthquake. this is what it looked like at home followed by aftershocks a few hours later. he said he was too far away from the shallow quake centered in the san fernando back, valley to get an actual alert on his phone. >> luckily the threshold was below the learning threshold for the app for where i was. >> reporter: thousands of other people did according to the usgs which sent out its first alert

>>differently and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine. winfrey posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up her front cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor. she stated only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor 2 and a half months after. she was killed she continues that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who burst into her home using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. an investigation is underway at stanford university after 2 swastikas were drawn on campus. university o

the saying hands up don't shoot traces back to dorian johnson who was with michael brown when he was shot. backtracking his story, but the narrative stuck. >> thanks, mike. in chicago on that. some breaking news out of austin. the u.s. appeals court is just overturned the boston marathon bomber joe cars are -- death sentence. in the 2013 attack of the boston marathon that killed three and wounded more than 260 others, apparently the judge is telling the lower court judge to hold a new trial over what penalties he should receive. it's not a question of guilt or innocence, it's a question of whether or not he is death penalty eligible for the crimes for which he has been convicted of. that is a stunner out of boston. also specific to lipman pacific ocean missing service members. we will tell you what happened there, and testing positive on the hill, dr. anthony fauci saying hope is on the horizon for the vaccine. we'll talk about the timeline he talked about coming up next. ♪ right now, there are over a million walmart associates doing their best to keep our nation going. because des

the former police officer who fatally shot michael brown in ferguson missouri will not be charged for hear from the state's top prosecutor on why he made that >>st. louis county's top prosecutor announced tonight, he will not charge the former police officer who fatally shot. michael brown in ferguson missouri, it was nearly 6 years ago that a grand jury declined to indict officer darren wilson wilson was the white police officer who shot brown civil rights leaders and brown's mother had hoped that prosecuting attorney wesley bell who is that county's first black prosecutor. >>would reopen the case after he took office in january of 2019 and a news conference today prosecutor bell said the decision not to file charges was very tough. >>i see that this was disturbing to me as well. but i made a promise to to ah to be about transparency and accountability. and yes, this is a very tough decision it's always hard to do you have to have to tell a family that you're not going to be able to give them the justice that they want. >>michael brown's body remained line in the street for 4 hours a

officers after the 2014 killing of michael brown in ferguson this requirement did not say floyd joining me to discuss the role of the police and what we must do to end the power of police to inflict indiscriminate violence is philip mackerras a writer activist and ph d. candidate in sociology and african-american studies at yale university so let's begin with a history because it's not new we go all the way back to the johnson administration and all of the mechanisms and this has been bipartisan that has been used to a step simply reform the police have actually boomerang and made the police more on the potent and more lethal can you take us through that history yeah i mean we can even go back a bit further we think about the origin of modern policing developing as you know the 1st form a slave patrols right that the apparatus of policing was the ballot in in the south in order to protect. the capital in the interest of slave owners and in many ways you know to prevent revolts and prevent people in slave people from trying to freedom and then we see across you know different places in t

brown in 2014 won't face charges. mike has more. >> the protests have been minimal. we don't know of any reports of destruction. a small crowd gathered outside of the ferguson market. there was not a lot of destruction. all of this comes after the new st. louis prosecutor decided not to move forward with charges against the white police officers who shot and killed mike brown. >> i want to be clear that our investigation did not exonerate willis. the question whether we can prove a case at trial is different than clearing him of any and all wrongdoing. there are so many points at which dan wilson could have handled the situation differently and michael brown might still be alive. >> a grand jury under the previous prosecutor chose not to indict wilson. the u.s. justice department exonerated him. bell also decided not to move forward. 6 years ago the killing of mike brown, the police reaction, 2 demonstrations and the grand jury decision not to insight. the saying hands up and don't shoot came from johnson who said it

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the killing of michael brown, an unarmed african-american teenager had led to months of protests and demonstrations and helped launch the blacklight smatter movement. >>> an independent prosecutor will now be examining the controversial police shooting of a young african-american man and vallejo. shot and killed last year, after falling asleep and a car at a fast food drive-through, vallejo police said mccoy had reached for a gun that was on his lap. yesterday, the solano county das office had announced that michael ramose will investigate. he served as the da for san bernardino county for 16 years. >>> new restrictions on oakland police during peaceful protests using stinger grenades, rubber bullets and oprah balls against protesters and most incidences. the same ruling puts tough limits on using tear gas and flash grenades. oakland police, accused of using excessive force against protesters back in june. >>> we are tracking a tropical storm that is now a hurricane. hurricane isais is heading towards florida after already causing flooding and small landslides and parts of puerto ric

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remember a little bit before that there was michael brown and they very quickly went from ferguson and into baltimore to mobilize. this rose the level of attention that in many ways in baltimore it did not drive, and so, i remember attending freddie's funeral and going to the funeral in the morning and was actually that evening or the afternoon when everything jumped off and i attended his funeral in the morning and we were looking around the church and looking at the fact that when i was there was hundreds but it turned into thousands of people who showed up and it was the first o funeral i've ever attended where i didn't know the person and that really struck me because it was one of these things where i felt like, in many ways that was part of the problem. it was one of the things that made me truly understand my own complicity in all this and you're looking around the church and it's like are any of us prepared to do what it would take to make sure something like what were watching right now actually doesn't happen again, and i also learned more in baltimore about the life they ask

and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. >>well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine one free posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up the cover to dedicated to brianna taylor. she said only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death. brianna taylor 2 and a half months after she was killed. oprah said that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who mistakenly burst into her home using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. well americans have filed a record number of complaints to the consumer financial protection bureau during the pandemic the thousands of report

there will be no charges in the 2014 shooting death of michael brown, the black 18 year-old was shot and killed by a white police officer in ferguson missouri, st. louis county's prosecuting attorneys said that he will not charge officer darren wilson. after a reinvestigation of the shooting. >>there's so many points and which dan wilson could have handled the situation differently and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. >>and a school in san francisco is burglarized we'll tell you about the thousands of dollars. well damage the culprits left we'll have that story coming up next. >>and we'll take a live look outside san mateo bridge where the traffic's moving easily and nice and clear on both sides both directions are looking good under cloudy skies this morning will be right back. good morning,

and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>wilson resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him nearly 6 years ago. well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine winfrey posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up the cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor, she said only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor 2 and a half months after. she was killed over said that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who mistakenly burst into her house using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. >>happening now firefighters are working to contain a growing brush fire that has grown to at least 240 acres in the angeles national forest, the

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and we do not know who michael brown was. michael brown was ferguson. garner, -- and eric garner, well, you know he was , doing something wrong, as though, even if he was committing a crime, when do you execute people? what happened to innocent until proven guilty? what happened to arresting someone and putting them on trial? i think that george floyd was just so egregious, no one could really argue. you did not need to know what happened before the video. you watched him being murdered over eight minutes and 46 seconds. you saw that he was completely subdued. i think that really led to people saying, we cannot debate this one this time. so the movement has raised other issues. it raised the issue of systemic racism. it is leading to us looking at our history with the movement around the statues. i certainly do not agree with the violence that has taken place, the looting that has taken place in the protests, but we all know now that protests happen everyday and the incidence of violence now, if you add the length of time of the protests, there have bee

>>and if he had michael brown might still be alive. but that is not the question before us. the only question is whether we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred. the answer to that question is no. >>that officer resigned from the police department shortly after a grand jury declined to prosecute him that was almost 6 years ago. >>within the last hour esa es has become a hurricane it passed by puerto rico as a tropical storm earlier dumping heavy rain and leading to major flooding in san won strong winds also knocked down trees and caused at least one house to collapse. the storm is the 9th named storm of 2020. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking that storm. the big question lawrence is it going to hit the mainland of the u.s.. yeah there's a very good chance unfortunately, the pattern has changed a little bit since yesterday and it looks like it's moving over open water. >>that's allowing it to strengthen fact tonight, we've got a hurricane here. it is you can see all that moisture that rain making its way across puerto rico that kind of

as a black man, every video, michael brown, eric garner, philando castile, i'm seeing myself in that. >> mm-hmm. >> even if i've never been in that situation. so, when eric garner is on the ground being choked out by cops and saying "i can't breathe" and i find out he has asthma and people are like, he's a 6'4" black man with asthma, i'm a 6'4" black man with asthma. while people don't see white people in these videos and see themselves. we've had enough of these videos now of white women where we're like you must have seen the other videos. you'd think in that moment you'd be, like, white a minute, am i about to get a hashtag with a name that's not mine? >> no, they don't. white people also see groups with people of color and they see individuals for white people. that's just their m.o. but it's nice to see that these stories are aggregated because that kind of behavior, particularly white folks call it, i believe that this black body does not believe in this coded white space, forever, i feel threatened and i know that i have the agency to call some sort of authority figure to corre

the killing of michael brown, an unarmed african-american teenager, led two months of protest and help launch the black lives matter movement. >>> protesters in marin county are increasing their cost to renafrancis drake. a demonstration took place last night just outside of drake high school in san anselmo. there are plans to rename the school later this year. activists oppose naming locations after sir francis drake who was a slave trader. the city of larkspur will hold a meeting on wednesday to decide the future of a sir francis drake statue that was removed earlier this week. >>> our concern was really a matter of public safety. people can't show up and engage in that kind of activity in a way that would subject themselves to harm. >> i want them to be honored for the stewards of the land for thousands of years. that's what i want and it's happening. truck members of the coast renamed after prominent native americans. >>> let's talk about weather on this friday, the very last july. steve paulson has all the information. >>> i think you know it already. it has not changed much. temp

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brown in ferguson, missouri, back in 2014. yesterday they said there is just not enough evidence that darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter in this truck controversial case. now, the killing of an unarmed african-american teenager led to several months of demonstrations, it helped launch the black lives matter movement. >>> in the meantime, an independent prosecutor will review the controversial police shooting of a young african- american man in vallejo. 20-year-old, william mccoy was killed last year after he fell asleep in a car at a fast food drive-through. vallejo police said william was reaching for a gun on his lap. will investigate the case. he served as the district attorney of san bernardino county for 16 years. >>> a new ruling puts new restrictions on oakland police officers during peaceful protests. a judge issued a preliminary injunction, banning police from using stinker grenades, rubber bullets, and pepper balls against demonstrators in most incidents. that is a rolling that put limits on the use of te

. >>> the dramatic decision in missouri of the michael brown case that some say may open old wounds and ferguson, missouri. >>> you have the power of 2 newscast. at 11:00 and 1:00. >> and you have the power to know, everywhere you go, when you download the ktvu 2 news app. >>> fox 2 news at 7:00 on ktvu plus. always live and local, only on ktvu plus. >>> welcome back to morning sun. oakland's school year starts in less than two weeks, but 25,000 new lab tests that the district ordered to help students with district learning apparently won't be ready in time. ktvu's rob roth spoke with one father about what this means for his family. >> reporter: hoping to get a laptop computer from the unified school district for his daughter, nvidia. she is about to enter the third grade at fairview elementary school and has a learning disability. >> my concern is that she might not be well-equipped, like the other kids. and i would like her to engage, like the other kids, and be able to do it as a class, as a unit. >> he says he was unable to get a temporary computer for the district from last spring,

together with the families of george floyd briana taylor flanders steele and michael brown were demanding the un investigate police killings of black people and violent attacks on protesters in the united states actually who they helped him execute to help me. help black people in america now you might call this a single case but it comes amid years of knowledge of u.s. government spying and the detention of people without charges that get mobbed as well as the case of julian a songe extradited to the united states julian assange is could face up to life in prison that case has been dubbed a huge attack on freedom of the press the words of u.k. leaders global britain will be a force for good in the world come across as highly disingenuous it's as if the fact that the founder of wiki leaks is sitting in belmarsh prison has simply left their minds hypocrisy is a you know something that pm at a state has very good at so you know we're seeing a lot of human rights abuses right now it's a long list you know we still have people in guantanamo today we're seeing peaceful protest smashed and almo

and meantime derren wilson the former ferguson police officer who fatally shot michael brown will not be charged that's according to the st louis county prosecutor who said he could not beyond a reasonable doubt prove he committed murder or manslaughter thursday's decision could renew tensions in ferguson especially as protests against police brutality continue nationwide. and elsewhere around the nation a u.s. marine is dead and 8 others are missing following an accident involving an empty b.s. assault vehicle off the southern california coast 8 other marines were recovered off of san clemente island thursday night multiple ships and helicopters from the navy and coast guard or searching for those missing marines. and now to the latest coded 900 numbers worldwide cases now more than 17000000 with about 674000 reported deaths the top 3 countries with the most confirmed cases the u.s. still leading the way there followed by brazil and india back here stateside cases topping 4400000 with about 152000 reported deaths now with the senate adjourned for the weekend the 600 dollar weekly fed

louis says he will not be charging the white police officer who shot and killed michael brown in ferguson, missouri. the 18-year-old's death back in 2014 sparked days of unrest. the prosecutor says his office could not provide -- prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officer, darren wilson, committed a crime. the justice department previously determined that wilson fired in self-defense. >>> breaking overnight tropical storm isaias is now a category 1 hurricane bearing down on the bahamas. wind-driven rain has swamped streets across puerto rico and the dominican republic with waist high muddy water. that includes hospitals now running on generators. ahead of the storm's arrival miami-dade county has closed coronavirus testing sites along with parks and beaches. >>> and with that let's take a closer look at your friday forecast. forecasters say hurricane isaias could pick up even more strength as it turns towards the bahamas where some areas are still recovering from last year's hurricane. it's on track to reach southeast florida this weekend before it moves northward along the east coa

. - ryan, you were just 12 years old when michael brown was killed, the video released of him being shot, and that left a lot of room for some people to say, as they did, listen, when i was a younger woman with the rodney king, "what happened before? what--" you know, all of these missing pieces that jurors and some within the public say they needed, but with george floyd, what did you see in that video that made you know that this was the change? - what i saw is hatred. what i saw is generations of white people oppressing black people, and through his eyes, you could see pure hatred. ouwhpened before

brown and said he never said hands up don't shoot that was a fallacy so this one though this one is different i don't see how anyone could rationalize this one away by by what i just described those cases were justifiable in the minds of the jury a lot already or whatever this i don't see how 8 minutes with your knee on someone begging for air could anyone in any way shape or form be ever thought of is justifiable now and i will say this and this i think that they may have overcharged one or 2 of the officers especially the one who said should we turn him over he was a rookie was there for 2 weeks i think that tape might show where those transcripts might show that he tried his best he was afraid to confront authority too much not that i'm excusing him but i think they might have over charge and that could cause a problem down the road if the jury says no he's not guilty of that if that's what you're charges he would be guilty of something lesser and that will cause an outrage marcia let me bring you into this is this an isolated incident one that was . different from the rest steve

brown was keel assault me i saw my son in 15 years and i felt like you know what this month on the stand to. the system was a bill for us i'm just not willing to accept what substantial legislation can i get through that's going to speak to a major need for marketing that this bill identifies use violence as a public health epidemic last year we had $200.00 murders the ripple effect of violence when it comes to the youth it stretches far why. when you were away. hello i'm daryn jordan doha with a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. coronavirus infections have hit another record high but the government is sending mixed messages of a boss president trump has ruled out making them compulsory at a national level many state governors olds are refusing to make them mandatory would you consider what you consider a national mandate that people need to know i want people to have a certain freedom and i don't believe in that you know and i don't agree with the statement that if everybody were a mask everything it just appears a doctor about you should don't wear a mask or surgeo

brown or eric garner or martin that inspired black america. >> memorial was dedicated in 1994. plans were underway to expand that to encompass 250 acres of the area. >>> the weekend almost here. temperatures up a little bit as we go into saturday. it is in a static pattern all week long. fog in the morning clearing to the coastline. that will be the case first thing tomorrow when you wake up. jumping right into the weekend forecast, saturday with fog starting the day. fair skies and a bit of a breeze temperatures low 60s to low 90s. on sunday, clearing skies. current numbers now, lots of 50s in the north bay. santa rosa and even toward napa. concorde 61. fremont 62 and san jose 65. here is a satellite showing low clouds and fog. regrouping tonight and into tomorrow. also watching the mineral fire burning closer to fresno. it has grown in size. that southerly breeze, mainly in the upper levels. some of that hayes approaching tomorrow. especially the south bay and portions of the east bay. right now, clear to partly cloudy skies. clouts regrouping near the coast and around the ba

brown or eric garner or treyvon martin's death expired. >> a national park royal was dedicated in 1994, plans are underway to expand that memorial to encompass 250 acres of the surrounding area. >> thank you so much. >>> a grassroots effort to teach kids about social justice if use kicked off its first event today. about 200 children and parents gathered at ocean beach to honor the memory of 23-year-old elijah mccain, a self-taught violin player. he died last year in aurora, colorado after an encounter with police. body cam video showed the officer several times he couldn't breathe, he died later in the hospital, today's event was organized by siblings, they funded the justice for organization to teach about social justice and choose. >>> the pentagon is moving the military installation. they find a new policy that only allows to put in the military. the confederate flag is not among them. they said the flags we fly must with good order and discipline treating all of our with dignity and respect. >> supreme court justice says her cancer has returned. in a statement released this mornin

louis county announced he will not charge the former police officer who shot michael brown is the county's first black prosecutor wasn't able to prove darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter when he shot and killed brown six years ago fueling protests across the nation. bill diblasio back on the streets of new york city helping to paint the black lives matter mural in queens. gun violence continues to plague the city, an issue governor andrew cuomo cause devastating. alex hogan is the latest in new york. >> reporter: nonprofits are taking this into their own hands by sending members out into the community to develop relationships with their peers and understand what the tensions are at hand that researchers say this is a way to prevent crime before it happens. >> we are sick and tired, frustrated of guns going off. we are rivaling chicago. >> shootings new york city climbing, there were 47 last week, 176% increase from the same time last year. you today shootings are up 71%. new york governor andrew cuomo calling it deeply disturbing and blaming a variety of factors including anti-p

there's a little before that, there was michael brown and movement from ferguson and quickly mobilize. this drove a level of attention that some of the other incidences we have seen in baltimore, it did not drive so i remember attending freddie's funeral and going to the funeral in the morning and it was that evening or the afternoon when everything jumped off and i attended the funeral in the morning and was looking around the church and looking at the fact, when i was there hundred 22000, everybody showed up to freddie's funeral. it is the first funeral i attended where i didn't know the person and that really struck me because it was one of these things right felt like in many ways, that was part of the problem. one of the things that made me truly understand my own complicity in all of this and you're looking around the church in europe like, are any of us prepared to do what it would take to make sure something likely are watching right now doesn't happen again? i also learned more about the life we asked freddie to live and that's where i knew and decided, i want to tell this st

there can be no justice for oscar grant, eric garner, michael brown or tony mcdade. there can be no justice for breonna taylor, natasha mckenna -- for rashard brooks, stephan clark, freddie gray or terrence kohlmann. for in a truly just world, they would all still be with us. there however must be accountability. this is personal. i am a congresswoman, but first+ she already know noahs the unbearable pain of fearing for our life or her father's life and for those she loves when ever we're out of her sight. i know what it is to be surveyed, profiled and threatened. and still, we rise. generations from now, our grandchildren will look back and ask a simple question. when you have the opportunity to legislate with conviction, to summon the political courage, to ensure that not another man is lynched in broad daylight, that not another woman is murdered in her own home, did you? so i thank our witnesses for joining us today. for lifting their voices, holding us accountable and for fighting to ensure their loved one's deaths were not in vain. thank you and i yield. >> tha

brown or eric connor or treyvon martin death is inspired black america. >> they were dedicated in 1994, plans are still onto plan that memorial. >>> a grassroots effort, they kicked off the first event today in san francisco. >>> body can capture telling him he can breathe he went into a coma and died three days later. today's event was organized by siblings, they found of the justice for kids organization to teach other youth in the bay area about social justice issues. >>> new at six quantity, two men were charged today for an assault on a black man in indiana which was captured on video, a group of white men assaulted him and threatened to get a noose. they pinned him to a tree and beat him while claiming that he and his friends had trespassed on private property at the end alanna lake over the 4th of july we can. the charges against sean purdy and jerry cox include felony criminal compliant battery, the charges filed weeks of protest. the fbi said they are investigating the incidents of a possible hate crime. >>> the three men charged in the murder of ahmaud arbery entered not guil

louis county announced he will not charge the former police officer who fatally shot michael brown. prosecuting attorney wesley bell the county's first black rescued her and said his office was unable to prove former officer darren wilson committed murder or manslaughter. wilson shot and killed brown nearly six years ago feeling protests as you remember across the nation over police treatment of african-americans. an emotional and celebratory goodbye today at the funeral for georgia congressman and civil rights activist, john lewis. if correspondent steve harriman shows tonight from atlanta. >> three former u.s. presidents among the guests honoring john lewis and his funeral. >> he always thought of others. he always believed in preaching the gospel. in word and indeed. insisting that hate and fear had to be answered without love and hope. john lewis believed in the lord. he believed in humanity. and he believed in america. >> lewis's america bang then in rural alabama in 1940, great grandson of a and then denied a library card and denied a hamburger and coke in nashville. a young m