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Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: |
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We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: VO |
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Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism -- and his newest book. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. In this program we take a look at individuals helping to keep Martin Luther King Junior's dream alive. To honor the slain civil rights leader, the New Hampshire Martin Luther King Coalition awards New Hampshire citizens who work for social justice. This year the Coalition is honoring students at Manchester's Central High School. Two student organizations: the Diversity Club and Amnesty International are receiving this year's Lionel W. Johnson Award for their work. They also received a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Outlook's Phil Vaughn met some of the Diversity Club students in Manchester and as you'll see, they even helped him tell the story. |
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New Ipswich made national news last Spring when some undocumented immigrants there were detained by police. The alleged violation-- trespassing. The actions were both praised and criticized by activists on both sides of the immigration debate. Judy Elliot, an outspoken opponent of the arrests--works for the Immigration Rights Task Force in Concord. Protest activities she helped organize in New Ipswich -- are all part of the work she does on behalf of New Hampshire's newest residents. As Outlook's Phil Vaughn tells us it also helped earn Elliot this year's Martin Luther King Award from the N-H M-L-K Coalition. |
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Elliott says the M-L-K Award she received this year represents the hard work of all the members of the Immigration Rights Task Force. |
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Kevin Powell has come a long way since being raised by his single mom in poverty in New Jersey. He's made a name for himself as an author, journalist, hip hop historian, and social acitivist. He even co-starred in the original "Real World" on MTV. Outlook's Chip Neal caught up with Powell when he came to the University of New Hampshire last year. Powell spoke about his childhood, racism, the state of democracy in America and his latest book "Who's Gonna Take The Weight: Manhood, Race and Power in America". |
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Powell is currently working on another book about democracy in America post 9-11. He's also contemplating a run for congress in New York. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:10 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. In this program we take a look at individuals helping to keep Martin Luther King Junior's dream alive. To honor the slain civil rights leader, the New Hampshire Martin Luther King Coalition awards New Hampshire citizens who work for social justice. This year the Coalition is honoring students at Manchester's Central High School. Two student organizations: the Diversity Club and Amnesty International are receiving this year's Lionel W. Johnson Award for their work. They also received a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Outlook's Phil Vaughn met some of the Diversity Club students in Manchester and as you'll see, they even helped him tell the story. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Haroula Tsolakidis\Central High Student, Rev. Al Sharpton\Civil Rights Leader, Esraa Darwish\Central High Student, Samantha Byron\Central High Student, Karen Melcher\Central High Student, Melanie Mitchell\Central High Student, Jeff Howe\Advisor |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:10 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. In this program we take a look at individuals helping to keep Martin Luther King Junior's dream alive. To honor the slain civil rights leader, the New Hampshire Martin Luther King Coalition awards New Hampshire citizens who work for social justice. This year the Coalition is honoring students at Manchester's Central High School. Two student organizations: the Diversity Club and Amnesty International are receiving this year's Lionel W. Johnson Award for their work. They also received a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Outlook's Phil Vaughn met some of the Diversity Club students in Manchester and as you'll see, they even helped him tell the story. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Haroula Tsolakidis\Central High Student, Rev. Al Sharpton\Civil Rights Leader, Esraa Darwish\Central High Student, Samantha Byron\Central High Student, Karen Melcher\Central High Student, Melanie Mitchell\Central High Student, Jeff Howe\Advisor |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 9:10 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. In this program we take a look at individuals helping to keep Martin Luther King Junior's dream alive. To honor the slain civil rights leader, the New Hampshire Martin Luther King Coalition awards New Hampshire citizens who work for social justice. This year the Coalition is honoring students at Manchester's Central High School. Two student organizations: the Diversity Club and Amnesty International are receiving this year's Lionel W. Johnson Award for their work. They also received a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Outlook's Phil Vaughn met some of the Diversity Club students in Manchester and as you'll see, they even helped him tell the story. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Haroula Tsolakidis\Central High Student, Rev. Al Sharpton\Civil Rights Leader, Esraa Darwish\Central High Student, Samantha Byron\Central High Student, Karen Melcher\Central High Student, Melanie Mitchell\Central High Student, Jeff Howe\Advisor |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 7:00 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. New Ipswich made national news last Spring when some undocumented immigrants there were detained by police. The alleged violation-- trespassing. The actions were both praised and criticized by activists on both sides of the immigration debate. Judy Elliot, an outspoken opponent of the arrests, works for the Immigration Rights Task Force in Concord. Protest activities she helped organize in New Ipswich are all part of the work she does on behalf of New Hampshire's newest residents. As Outlook's Phil Vaughn tells us, it also helped earn Elliot this year's Martin Luther King Award from the NH MLK Coalition. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Judy Elliott\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Nabil Migalli\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Leticia Ortiz\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Ana Lopez |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 7:00 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. New Ipswich made national news last Spring when some undocumented immigrants there were detained by police. The alleged violation-- trespassing. The actions were both praised and criticized by activists on both sides of the immigration debate. Judy Elliot, an outspoken opponent of the arrests, works for the Immigration Rights Task Force in Concord. Protest activities she helped organize in New Ipswich are all part of the work she does on behalf of New Hampshire's newest residents. As Outlook's Phil Vaughn tells us, it also helped earn Elliot this year's Martin Luther King Award from the NH MLK Coalition. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Judy Elliott\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Nabil Migalli\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Leticia Ortiz\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Ana Lopez |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 7:00 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. New Ipswich made national news last Spring when some undocumented immigrants there were detained by police. The alleged violation-- trespassing. The actions were both praised and criticized by activists on both sides of the immigration debate. Judy Elliot, an outspoken opponent of the arrests, works for the Immigration Rights Task Force in Concord. Protest activities she helped organize in New Ipswich are all part of the work she does on behalf of New Hampshire's newest residents. As Outlook's Phil Vaughn tells us, it also helped earn Elliot this year's Martin Luther King Award from the NH MLK Coalition. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Judy Elliott\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Nabil Migalli\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Leticia Ortiz\Immigrant Rights Task Force, Ana Lopez |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. Kevin Powell has come a long way since being raised by his single mom in poverty in New Jersey. He's made a name for himself as an author, journalist, hip hop historian, and social acitivist. He even co-starred in the original "Real World" on MTV. Outlook's Chip Neal caught up with Powell when he came to the University of New Hampshire last year. Powell spoke about his childhood, racism, the state of democracy in America and his latest book "Who's Gonna Take The Weight: Manhood, Race and Power in America". PRODUCER/REPORTER: Chip Neal NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Kevin Powell\Author |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. Kevin Powell has come a long way since being raised by his single mom in poverty in New Jersey. He's made a name for himself as an author, journalist, hip hop historian, and social acitivist. He even co-starred in the original "Real World" on MTV. Outlook's Chip Neal caught up with Powell when he came to the University of New Hampshire last year. Powell spoke about his childhood, racism, the state of democracy in America and his latest book "Who's Gonna Take The Weight: Manhood, Race and Power in America". PRODUCER/REPORTER: Chip Neal NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Kevin Powell\Author |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. Kevin Powell has come a long way since being raised by his single mom in poverty in New Jersey. He's made a name for himself as an author, journalist, hip hop historian, and social acitivist. He even co-starred in the original "Real World" on MTV. Outlook's Chip Neal caught up with Powell when he came to the University of New Hampshire last year. Powell spoke about his childhood, racism, the state of democracy in America and his latest book "Who's Gonna Take The Weight: Manhood, Race and Power in America". PRODUCER/REPORTER: Chip Neal NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Kevin Powell\Author |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 1/16/06 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:30 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: Celebrating diversity at the high school level on this Martin Luther King Civil Rights Day. The Manchester students get a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Also ahead: We'll introduce you to a New Hampshire woman who works for immigrants rights. She's this year's winner of the Martin Luther King Award in the state. Then later: Author Kevin Powell in New Hampshire talking about the state of Democracy, slavery, racism and his newest book. Kevin Powell has come a long way since being raised by his single mom in poverty in New Jersey. He's made a name for himself as an author, journalist, hip hop historian, and social acitivist. He even co-starred in the original "Real World" on MTV. Outlook's Chip Neal caught up with Powell when he came to the University of New Hampshire last year. Powell spoke about his childhood, racism, the state of democracy in America and his latest book "Who's Gonna Take The Weight: Manhood, Race and Power in America". PRODUCER/REPORTER: Chip Neal NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Kevin Powell\Author |
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NH OUTLOOK January 16 - 20, 2006 www.nhptv.org/outlook GET A WHOLE NEW OUTLOOK IN THE NEW YEAR WEEKNIGHTS @ 7:30 P.M.! PROGRAM NOTE: On Wednesday, January 18th @ 10 a.m., Governor John Lynch will deliver his State of the State address to the Legislature. New Hampshire Public Television will stream his speech live on our website, www.nhptv.org http:/www.nhptv.org. On NH Outlook @ 7:30 that night, we’ll present highlights of the speech along with reaction from legislative leaders and Democratic and Republican analysts. The entire State of the State address will be broadcast that night @ 8pm. ++++++++++++++++++ MONDAY, JANUARY 16 Martin Luther King Jr., Award New Ipswich, New Hampshire made national news last spring when local police detained some undocumented immigrants for allegedly trespassing. The actions were both praised and criticized by activists on both sides of the immigration debate. One outspoken opponent of the arrests is Judy Elliott, who works for the Immigration Rights Task Force in Concord. The protest activities Judy helped organize in New Ipswich are just part of the work she does on behalf of New Hampshire's newest residents. And it helped earn her this year's Martin Luther King, Jr., Award. Outlook’s Phil Vaughn has the story. Celebrating Diversity The New Hampshire Martin Luther King Coalition, which is responsible for the presentation, also honors young people who make diversity, civil rights and tolerance a part of their lives. This year, the Lionel W. Johnson Award goes to students at Central High School in Manchester. Two student organizations - the Diversity Club and Amnesty International - are recognized for their work. They also received a special visit from the Reverand Al Sharpton. Outlook’s Phil Vaughn met some of the Diversity Club students in Manchester and as you'll see, they even helped him tell the story. Author & Activist Kevin Powell Kevin Powell has come a long way since being raised by his single mom in poverty in New Jersey. He's made a name for himself as an author, journalist, hip hop historian, and social activist. He even co-starred in the original "Real World" on MTV. Outlook's Chip Neal caught up with Powell when he came to the University of New Hampshire last year. Powell spoke about his childhood, racism, the state of democracy in America and his latest book "Who's Gonna Take The Weight: Manhood, Race and Power in America." TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 Seeing Seniors: Aging Well In this edition of NH Outlook’s series “Seeing Seniors,” we look at aging well. Former Portsmouth Mayor Eileen Foley is aging well at 88 and is out with her second book. She joins Outlook host Beth Carroll in-studio to talk about “Again, the Pleasure is All Mine.” The book is a compilation of stories she wrote for the monthly newsletter for the Community Council of Senior Citizens. Scheduled guests: Zane Knoy, gerontologist and author of “Aging for Dummies,” and Rose Arthur, executive director of the RISE program at Rivier College. Also in this program: Yardley Chittick is 105 years old. But, “old” isn’t what comes to mind when you meet this vibrant and engaged centenarian. He was 19 during Prohibition, and 38 during the Hurricane of 1938. And he practiced patent law into his 80’s. Outlook’s Chip Neal visits with Chittick at his retirement home in Concord. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 State of the State On Wednesday, January 18th @ 10 a.m., Governor John Lynch will deliver his State of the State address to the Legislature. New Hampshire Public Television will stream his speech live on our website, www.nhptv.org http:/www.nhptv.org. On NH Outlook @ 7:30 that night, we’ll present highlights of the speech along with reaction from legislative leaders and Democratic and Republican analysts. The entire State of the State address will be broadcast on NHPTV that night @ 8pm. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 Making It in NH: Gym Time Last year, sisters Shelly Bonaccorsi, Camille Gauthier, and Natalie Levesque released Gym Time. It’s a board game designed to get young children excited about exercising. The game, based on Shelly and Camille’s children’s gym in North Hampton, is receiving positive reviews from parents and children alike. NH Outlook host Beth Carroll talks with the sisters about the fun, educational board game and how it came to be. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 Friday Journalists Roundtable Journalists from around the state discuss the week’s top stories. Guests: TBA ++++++++++++++++++++++++ NH Outlook is dedicated to statewide coverage of the people, places, politics, communities and culture that make the Granite State unique. 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Monday, January 16th: Coming up: Honoring Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King and those in New Hampshire keeping his dream alive. I'm Beth Carroll join me NEXT for NH Outlook. Tuesday, January 17th: Coming up: Seeing Seniors and aging well. Meet America's oldest living patent attorney. The 105 year old lives right here in the Granite State. New Hampshire Outlook is next. Wednesday, January 18th: Coming Up: highlights of Governor Lynch's State of the State address. Plus, reaction from legislative leaders and Democratic and Republican analysts. NEXT on New Hampshire Outlook. Thursday, January 19th: Coming Up: a look at the proposal to ban smoking in New Hampshire restaurants and bars. I'm Beth Carroll join me NEXT for NH Outlook. Friday, January 20th: Coming up: Journalists from around the state join me to discuss this week's top stories. I'm Beth Carroll New Hampshire Outlook is next. |
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