Charlayne Hunter-Gault

Thursday 11/12/1992

Journalist Charlayne Hunter-Gault of the MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour talks about racism in America and shares her memoir, "In My Place."

Andrew and Leslie Cockburn; Charlayne...
Entertainment, Books, Society
Air Date 11/12/1992
Andrew and Leslie Cockburn on Pablo Escobar; Charlayne Hunter-Gault on her memoir; Steve Allen on "Hi-Ho Severino!"; mountaineer Edwin Bernbaum. 55:49
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Brown v. Board of Education
Society, Law, History
Air Date 05/17/1994
Forty years after Brown v. Board of Ed. ended school segregation, lawyers and journalists discuss its impact on society today. 18:46
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Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
Society, History
Air Date 11/15/2013
Harvard historian Henry Louis Gates, Jr. introduces his six-part documentary, "The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross." 18:35
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Derrick Bell
Society, History
Air Date 03/27/1992
Derrick Bell of New York University asserts that, despite the Civil Rights movement, racism is a permanent aspect of our society. 23:57
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Remembering Gordon Parks
Society, Art and design, Media
Air Date 03/08/2006
Gordon Parks is remembered for his photo essays on the civil rights movement and the effects of poverty on the African-American community. 09:13
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