Summertime can be a risk for many low-income children across the country, but programs like Harlem RBI are trying to change that.
It's 2008 and the campaign for Proposition 8 in California was heated and costly. In 1976 the same debate was going on. What's changed? What hasn't?
Does watching a violent movie increase the likelihood that a child will herself become violent? Pulitzer Prize winning author Richard Rhodes shares his thoughts.
Olympic gold medalist Donna de Varona on the continuing struggle for gender equality in sports and what she sees as a coming train...
A profile of an urban elementary school in Mount Vernon, NY that has been successful at avoiding the achievement gap.
Renowned civil rights leader Robert Moses makes the argument that math literacy is as important to becoming a full American citizen as voting.
Nicolas Lemann, Washington correspondent for The New Yorker, gives an update on affirmative action.
Former director of Women's Studies at Colgate University Dr. Joan Mandle talks about the controversial politics that plague Women's Studies Programs around the country.
Anthropologist and former Spelman College President, Johnetta Cole, addresses self-segregation and the importance of cross-racial friendships.
Gary Orfield, of Harvard's Civil Rights Project, reflects on the end of busing and the status of desegregation.
