busey speak. she brings her subjects tremendous academic knowledge, deep and thorough research, a true passion for history and a delightfully dry sense of humor. i'm also excited to report that c-span heard about our series, and dr. busey's presentation, and they are here filming tonight's episode that will be broadcast later this fall. at conclusion of her comments, you are invited to ask questions. to do so, please step up to the microphone here in theas centerf the room. also please plan to join us for our next history uncorked program on october 14th. so i hope you have all uncorked some wine. now sit back and hear some delightful storytelling. please join with me in giving a warm hermitage welcome to dr. carol busey. ms. . [applause] >> thank you, howard. i'm really delighted to be here tonight, and it's always a pleasure to haven an opportunity to talk about nashville's history. now, i don't know about you, but in the interest of full disclosure, i'm going tout tell you right now i am not a

i'm carol busey. i'm the moderator of this session on "wilmington's lie, the murderous coup of 1898 and the rise of white supremacy." it's an honor to have this book here at the southern festival and because david has won the pulitzer prize for 2021 for non-fiction for this book. it's a very i

for the record, mongor can be best described as a puffy hair-ginger with teeth like gary busey. if when i find the identity of these two students i will be failing them both for the semester. so, yet again, another introductory oceanography professor that let the power, let the power go to his head. happens all the time. after this e-mail went viral the school stood by the jack as, but admitted his e-mail wasn't appropriate saying monger, quote, regularly advised his student of the mask requires his - - physical character characteristics in ways that do not affect cornell values. yes, it's the describing people that's the only problem not the notion that the vaccinated unmasked are patting the vaccinated masked at risk or he enlisted other students to narc. he's being put to rest by professor splash. i'd take a class from that guy. your professor, would you consider ever doing something like this to your students? asking for students to find the other students? >> i mean, he'd say it was inappropriate and he was right for saying that was inappropriate. it's one of these things w

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i'm carol busey. i'm the moderator of this session on "wilmington's lie, the murderous coup of 1898 and the rise of white supremacy." it's an honor to have this book here at the southern festival and because david has won the pulitzer prize for 2021 for non-fiction for this book. it's a very important book. i hope if you haven't read it, you will certainly be inspired to read it after our session today. david is a contributing writer to "the new york times." his most recent articles have been about the war in afghanistan, the withdrawal and the overall condition of the country there. he did win a pulitzer back in 1989 for his journalistic reporting of the apartheid in south africa. he has been nominated for journalism four different times in addition to that. so i want to introduce you to our author. thank you very much. >> thank you, carol. it's wonderful to be here. i want to thank everybody for coming in. i'm going to talk for 10 or 15 minutes and give you sort of an overview of the book and what i

for the record, mongor can be best described as a puffy hair-ginger with teeth like gary busey. if when i find the identity of these two students i will be failing them both for the semester. so, yet again, another introductory oceanography professor that let the power, let the power go to his head. happens all the time. after this e-mail went viral the school stood by the jack as, but admitted his e-mail wasn't appropriate saying monger, quote, regularly advised his student of the mask requires his - - physical character characteristics in ways that do not affect cornell values. yes, it's the describing people that's the only problem not the notion that the vaccinated unmasked are patting the vaccinated masked at risk or he enlisted other students to narc. he's being put to rest by professor splash. i'd take a class from that guy. your professor, would you consider ever doing something like this to your students? asking for students to find the other students? >> i mean, he'd say it was inappropriate and he was right for saying that was inappropriate. it's one of these things w

and then historian carol busey talks about nashville's evolution from frontier outpost to bustling state capitol the after the war of 1812. and later, john roy price, senior policy adviser to president nixon, gives a behind scenes look at the 37th president's domestic agenda. that all starts now on american history tv. find a full schedule at c-span.org/history. here's lectures in history. ..