Sometimes it seems that were all on the road at the same time. Were a nation on wheels. And soon to take to the air as a slim young man in a silver plane opens up new horizons. There he is. Charles a. Lindbergh landing at the ford airport. Another pioneer gives us the courage to try something new. In no time at all, there are scheduled flights to anywhere you want to go. The dimensions of time and space are further diminished. A new age begins and we move forward with it. Yet as we go, we preserve the past to mirror the accomplishments of those who have shown us the way to the futu future. Historians and law professors recently gathered at the university of Baltimore Law School to discuss the film mr. Civil rights Thurgood Marshall and the naacp. They explored marshalls early law career, as well as his work in the south to expand Voting Rights for africanamericans. Well also hear about his arguments before the u. S. Supreme court and how he became the first africanamerican appointed to the highest court in the land. This program lasts about 50 minutes. Let me introduce our panelists. Youve already met to my far left, mick colette, the producers of mr. Civil rights. Distinguished producer of documentary films. Were going to hear from mick about what led him to make this film. To my immediate left, professor Kimberly Crenshaw is a distinguished professor of law both at ucla and columbia university