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The reason we are witnessing these uproars right now from DeSantis's strategies and flourished to the actions of the college board is that education is inter-really-religious social change.

And this is something Malcolm taught us both through his words and through his actions.

As the teaching of Black History is coming under attack, we spend the hour marking what would have been Malcolm X's 98th birthday.

We'll play a major address at Malcolm's legacy by Professor Angela Davis, given in the ballroom where he was gunned down.

We'll also hear from civil rights attorney Ben Crump, then Malcolm X in his own words.

To bring about the complete independence of people of African descent, here in the Western Hemisphere, and first, here in the United States.

And bring about the freedom of these people by any means necessary.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to DemocracyNow.org, the war in Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

As the G7 summit gets underway in Hiroshima, Japan, world leaders agreed to new sanctions against Russia over the invasion of Ukraine.

In the head of their first joint meeting today, President Biden and other leaders paid tribute to the victims of the world's first nuclear attack.

The U.S. bombing of Hiroshima, August 6, 1945, laying reats at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial and planting a tree.

President Biden did not issue an apology for the attack. A group of anti-nuclear activists rallied on the streets.

Biden is in Hiroshima and he's brought along with him, but in a fire of nuclear missile, I cannot forgive him for this. He needs to apologize to the people in Hiroshima.

At least 140,000 people died in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, which leveled the city.

Three days later, the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb and Nagasaki killing another 74,000 people.

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