now let's hear from mary sarah builder and martha s jones. thank you for joining us today. greetings and welcome to this conversation with mary sarah builder about her brand new book female genius. i'm martha jones, and i'm honored to be here under the auspices of the national archives and really eager to dive into this conversation with you mary. so thanks very much for doing this with us. martha thanks so much and thanks to the national archives for having me and giving us this great opportunity to talk about my book and obviously hopefully we'll get to talk about your book vanguard also. well, i want to dive in because you know, i know your work and admire it for a long time. it's no surprise to me that once again with female genius you are. shedding new light on the constitution and we'll talk more about the capital c small c constitution. that's part of the story, but it's no surprise. i don't think to anyone who knows you work that you were going to show us nothing something new about this constitution and at the same time, i think i didn't expect that. this next book

today's guest speaker, mary sarah builder will introduce us to e.l.i.s.a. harriet barons o'connor. and her work to advance women's education and political rights. mary sarah builder is found a professor of law at boston college law school and the author of the bancroft prize -winning book madison's hand. revising the constitutional convention. she's also the author of the transatlantic constitution and co-offer of appeals to the privy council from the american colonies. martha estes jones as the society of black alumni presidential professors, professor of history and a professor at the s and f igor is the toots of johns hopkins university. she is a legal and cultural historian and the author of vanguard, how black women broke barriers in insistent on equality for all. let's hear from mary sarah builder and martha s jones, thank you for joining us today. >> greetings. and welcome to this conversation with mary sarah builder. about her brand new book, female genius. i'm martha jones and i'm honored to be here under the auspices of the national archives. and really eager to dive into

today's guest speaker mary sarah builder will introduce us to eliza harriet barron's o'connor and her work to advance women's education and political rights mary sarah builder his founders professor of law a

today's guest speaker mary sarah builder will introduce us to eliza harriet barron's o'connor and

work to advance women's education and political rights mary sarah builder his founders

today's guest speaker mary sarah builder will

sarah builder about her new book female genius, which looks at the pathbreaking 18th century educator elizabeth harriet barons o'connor. joining the authoring conversation is martha s jones professor of history at johns hopkins university. today's guest speaker mary

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sarah ask isn't due to the 2nd, mary paul, and i'm afraid to be on us that even worse at the cities being vomited and broken by palms that is teetering on the very edge of life right now. and been destroyed totally block by block to my knowledge, 90 percent of houses talk to the cities damaged and of these 60 percent cannot be recovered anymore. and now it is impossible to deliver him turn aide to the city because there are, have a st pies go on inside and people are still in desperate, desperate need of food and water supply. so running really low and rockets continuously fall on their homes. and there is no possibility to lease or to management. fortunately from sort of part control by credit troops. this possible. but it is very much for the chances of cape a very, very tiny yes, because the city has been encircled. it's significant to the russians. and because the fighting has become more fierce in recent weeks, it's very difficult to get humanitarian supplies in to get civilians out safely. but when the fighting 1st started, did your family make a conscious decision to stay in the ci

sarah jessica parker came with a dress made for mary todd lincoln, the first black fashion designer for the white house. lizzo wearing more clothes than we're used to, her dress by tom brown, $55,000 golden flute. that is one accessory that is cool. she didn't look like herself. >> we'll have more coming up at 6:00. can you imagine the flute for your kid for their recital? >> considering one of my kids played the recorder with their nostril, i'm thinking no. it was pretty funny. >> creative. >> see if i can find the video, it was the funniest thing. [ laughter ] i died laughing. >> let's go to weather. >> talking about the a's game later this evening, we have some nice weather out there, as the tampa bay rays come in and we'll see temperatures in the low 70s at first pitch. cooling down to the mid-60s and a lighter wind than we've seen the past couple of days so really great evening for some baseball. we're headed for 77 for our high in oakland. 82 in martinez. the temperatures about ten degrees warmer than yesterday and continuing to heat up tomorrow where we could see highs hitting 90

they will be setting up i tribunals to try those as of italy, members that sarah stirred over the past few weeks from that steel plan to marry a bull. and he also said that over 60 percent of the homes in mary, opal have been damaged beyond repair. we've also been hearing from the mayor of st . petersburg who's planning on initiating an agreement with the city of miracle as a sister city to st. petersburg in an effort to try and help rebuild what has been destroyed by the russian military in that city. and dosa, i say alexis devonie, the russian opposition. neither has also had some comments on ukraine at his appeal, which perhaps, unsurprisingly, was turned down. yes, this was an appeal that he launched after a sentence was handed down to him on march 22nd on and corruption and contempt of court charges. he was handed down and 9 year prison term which he appealed and that's been unsuccessful. he had some very strong boards, of course, being one of the harshest critic of the russian president vladimir putin. he said that this is a stupid war which you are started and this is a war that

and the eventual dressmaker for mary todd lincoln. alicia keys embraced the thing with the new york city skyline on her tape made by ralph lorenz. so many stars going for gold on the red carpet this year from megan thee stallion to billie eilish and gucci and nicki minaj and kendall jenner wearing high fashion baseball caps and cynthia a repos headscarf. while hats and headpieces made for popular accessories this year, so that plus ones. kim k walked the carpet with her new squeeze in jared leto showing up another test alongside another jared lehto. kumasi: what happened? reggie: julian: why was there a look-alike? what was that? kumasi: we hear that a lot. kumasi: julian: love him so much, you want to see another. kumasi: whatever works. lisa: that was a lot to take in. it is going to be a beautiful day out there, a lot warmer than what we had yesterday. that's due to the wind backing off and warmer air headed our way. live doppler seven showed us a ridge of pressure offshore. his 41 in campbell. 52 in san francisco and 46 in sebasto

white house and the eventual dressmaker for mary todd lincoln. alicia keys embracing the theme with a skyline on her cape made by ralph lorenz. so many stars going for gold on the red carpet this year. megan thee stallion and billie eilish, with holy hat, fashion baseball caps. eric about due wearing this highflying hat and cynthia revo nodding to the women in louisiana during the gilded age, ignored during the lexicon fashion. hats and headpieces certainly made for popular accessories this year, so did plus one. kim k walking with her new davidson blue with sophie turner and jared lehto, showing up alongside another jerrod lehto? abc news, new york. julian: all of the looks. kumasi: all of the looks and we are talking about it. you've got to think, how can i turn it up, right? julian: exactly, that's what they go therefore, right? how can i have the outfit that has all the tags? kumasi: you know that rihanna is usually there. they had a marble statue of her with a pregnancy belly and it's fabulous even though it's not real her, it's a statue of

mary webb reinforced the right of black women to be treated as black ladies. by 1859 abolitionist sarah parker redman demanded the right to speak in public without losing respectability the moral crisis posed by slavery necessitated breaking social conventions raymond announced slavery for perpetuating color prejudice that prevented her from enjoying her status as a free woman. and as an outsider, she could be welcomed in england as a respectable lady. discomfort with the changing role of women in society lingered but women increasingly found that if they did not stray too far from gender norms they could carve out a space for themselves in the public sphere. in the 1870s francis willard president of the women's christian temperance union pioneered the creation of an unimpeachable female public persona the lady reformer. by adopting a womanly appearance exhibiting suitably feminine behavior and cleaning a moral duty to protect women and children from harm members of the temperance movement crafted an acceptable role for middle-class women as lady reformers on