The Supreme Court and the Struggle for Racial Equality
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Author Michael J. Klarman delves into the troubled battle over race rights in the history of the United States Supreme Court.
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Jackie Robinson, Ebbets Field and the Civil Rights Movement
Author Jonathan Eig joins three experts to discuss the life and accomplishments of Jackie Robinson. Begins with a special announcement by Tony Morante of the New York Yankees.
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Reflections on September 11: Lives Lost and Lives Changed
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Don DeLillo reads from his novel Falling Man and historian Kenneth T. Jackson moderates the following discussion in this moving program remembering the tragedy of September 11, 2001.
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The Nine: Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court
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Legal analysts Jeffrey Toobin and Margot Adler discuss the recent changes and current direction of the Supreme Court.
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American Creation: Triumphs and Tragedies in the Founding of the Republic
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Joseph J. Ellis and Richard Brookhiser shine a light on the achievements and failures of the Founding generation.
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Washington
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Josiah S. Bunting III examines the military career of George Washington in the first of three lectures on great American generals.
Lincoln, Bush, and the War Powers of the Presidency
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Benno C. Schmidt, Jr., moderates this lively discussion about the parallels between the administrations of Abraham Lincoln and George W. Bush and their interpretations of the Constitution during war time. With Michael Oreskes and Frank J. Williams.
Ladies of Liberty
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Veteran reporter and political analyst Cokie Roberts celebrates great American women and discusses her newest book.
The Republic of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War
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Two renowned Civil War historians – Drew Gilpin Faust and David W. Blight – examine the lives that were irrevocably changed by the Civil War and the mental and physical suffering of a nation.
The Constitution and the Court in 2008
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Benno Schmidt moderates a debate between Akhil Reed Amar and Kenneth W. Starr, as they tackle the current direction of the Supreme Court and the future of Constitutional law.
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