Previews + Extras
The Meaning of Juneteenth This Year in Particular
S2020 E2255 - 2m 58s
Today, America commemorates Juneteenth. On this day in 1865 Union soldiers rode into Galveston, Texas to tell the slaves the Civil War was over and they were free. This year, the day is particularly meaningful, as America protests racial injustice. To reflect on past, present and future, Christiane speaks with distinguished historian Eric Foner and renowned professor and author Carol Anderson.
The Current Moment in U.S. Race Relations
S2020 E2255 - 2m 55s
Malcolm Gladwell has for years reflected on and written about race and policing in America--notably in his most recent book, “Talking to Strangers.” Now, with a new season of his hit podcast “Revisionist History” being released, he joins the show to discuss this moment in race relations.
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