EVERYDAY RACISM: A BOOK FOR ALL AMERICANS
With Annie S. Barnes (Professor emeritus of anthropology and sociology at Norfolk State University)
Categories:
Civil Rights,
Race/Ethnicity
The Afternoon Magazine
A DEATH IN TEXAS: A STORY OF RACE, MURDER, AND A SMALL TOWN’S STRUGGLE FOR REDEMPTION
With Dina Temple-Raston (Journalist and producer for CNN-FN)
Categories:
Race/Ethnicity
AT THE HANDS OF PERSONS UNKNOWN: THE LYNCHING OF BLACK AMERICA
With Philip Dray (Writer)
CROSSING OVER: A MEXICAN FAMILY ON THE MIGRANT TRAIL
With Ruben Martinez (Associate editor at Pacific News Service)
Categories:
Immigration,
Race/Ethnicity
FREEDOM’S DAUGHTERS: THE UNSUNG HEROINES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT FROM 1830 TO 1970
With Lynne Olson (Writer)
WHEN THE STATE KILLS: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND THE AMERICAN CONDITION
With Austin Sarat (The William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Jurisprudence and Political Science at Amherst College)
Categories:
Criminal Justice,
Race/Ethnicity
FANNY KEMBLE’S JOURNALS and FANNY KEMBLE’S CIVIL WARS
With Catherine Clinton (Writer)
WITHIN THE VEIL: BLACK JOURNALISTS, WHITE MEDIA
With Pamela Newkirk (Assistant professor of journalism at New York University, a regular writer for the Nation)
Categories:
Media and journalism,
Race/Ethnicity
The Law & You: REVENGE OF THE PEQUOTS: HOW A SMALL NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBE CREATED THE WORLD’S MOST PR
The Law & You: REVENGE OF THE PEQUOTS: HOW A SMALL NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBE CREATED THE WORLD'S MOST PROFITABLE CASINO
With Kim Isaac Eisler (National editor of Washingtonian magazine)
ROSA PARKS
With Douglas Brinkley (Distinguished Professor of History and Director of the Eisenhower Center at the University of New Orleans)