How to pronounce“161”in English

The magazine is now 161 years old.

We do 161 shows a year.

The book "1619" was just out, which is really revising how Americans understand the place of racism and American exceptionalism.

and declared famously 1610 in we call Dr Bon's case that the statute that created

And so I looked up all 161 of the names and I found five GSB alums who had signed that letter and

Our visual altitude checks out steadying at 16100.

But the first slaves came here in 1619.

think was made in January of 1610. So what happened? Well, you know, Galileo sees these moons. And actually he published that discovery pretty quickly. Not

arrival of the first slaves in 1619 we talk about four centuries of a black freedom struggle and you're talking about four Decades of a queer Freedom

This year, we have 161 recipients of the certificate in Public Management and Social Innovation.

the version that we were playing was tense to the 161.

And it's a replication of a painting from 1619 called "Ships Running Aground in a Storm." So Dave said it'd be cool if we could have this focal point.

But there's a beautiful book that Kepler wrote in 1610 called "On the Six-Cornered Snowflake," which to me really illustrates

this regime was invalid now this is England 1610 there is no written constitution on what basis

begin for black people on 911 how about 1619 20 slaves brought to you know

the New York Times Were slaveholders Somehow that stayed out of 1619 in BLM coverage right so they were literally getting the profits From Slavery to help

it wasn't until Galileo's work uh around 1610 that actual evidence for the

limit Texas Hold'em the version that we were playing has 10 to the 161 different decision points which is more than the number of atoms in the universe squared

that's heads up that's heads up yeah 10 to the 161 you said yeah I mean it depends on the number of chips that you have the stacks and everything but like

But on the morning of July 25, 1610. He points his telescope at Saturn for the first time. And what he's expecting to see is a little disk; that's

So that would be more or less, I think, 161 years old.

However, the WHO and Bill Gates gives it to 161 million African children every year.

Do you think the moment that we're in right now with things like Black Lives Matter and the 1619 Project and the push for more representation in media,

if you're talking about slavery in North America, slavery started about 1619.

And so if you quickly do those numbers, that arithmetic between 1619 and 1865, you get to 246 years of slavery.

more research. Here, going from 1613 when Indians were around, zero tons of trash per day, at least that we know of, to today, 36 thousand tons of trash a day produced in the

black freedom struggle that dates back to on this continent to the arrival of the first slaves in 1619. We talk about four centuries of a black freedom

we call computation it goes all the way back to uh uh some manuscripts in latin from 1614 and 1620 by napier and kepler through

In 2013, the human race ran -- and I'm going to read this -- 2 trillion, 161 billion, 531

was constrained in like what it considered for bed sizes but the the person on the other side could bet whatever they wanted yeah I mean 161

intelligent, et cetera. And unless we do that-- and I know people say, we can go back to 1619.

So these are the orbits, this is a plot that he made in the early part of 1610, of what the planet Jupiter looked

And two years from now we'll be commemorating the 400th anniversary of the first folks of African descent to come to the United States in 1619.

So if you think about the King James Bible, so this is the great translation of the Bible into English that becomes the cortex of the Anglican church back in 1611.

But this constant fight for freedom, that's the piece I don't think a lot of Americans, including black folks understand-- that since 1619, we