Like me is the most times they are not to. I said why isnt that exist . It is now the online publication and you can see what is current or upcoming and no way to see what is hot and what is not before you buy your voice felt that the Schomburg Center the author events. What is it . For research in black culture is probably the most preeminent Research Center for black culture in america. Were pleased to be a partner. We are so pleased, peter. Host were going to let max go because he has to introduce the first panel of the day. So i want to let you know, if you happen to be the in the area. We eave a booktv crew, were passing out booktv book bags. Come and stop by and say hi and grab a bag and a booktv pen. Live allday coverage begins right now with the fir panel of the day, and it is on science and health. This is live coverage on booktv. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good afternoon and welcome to the 15th annual harlem book fair. Thank
Impact us as a king in the and we should discuss to see if we can find a way in or a way out. So again thank you so much for your attention. Our moderator for first panel is professor sheldon krimsky. He is the author of genetic justice genetic justice dna data banks, criminal investigations, and civil liberties. Is a professor of humanities and social sciences. He sits here at tufts university. And visiting professor at brooklyn college. Please welcome professor sheldon krimsky. Ts a real pleasure to be moderating this distinguished panel. And my job is to simply put forth a question of conversation so we get started very quickly. First of all let me introduce the panel members. To my immediate right is alondra nelson, was written audience who has written body and soul the black Panther Party and the fight against medical discrimination. [applause] to her right is Samuel Roberts, who has written infectious fear. [applause] to his right is Jonathan Metzl who has written the protest psy
Of fair housing. Protecting hardearned victories in fair housing is what took him and others to d. C. On wednesday morning. To d. C. And to the steps of Supreme Court. On wednesday the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case Texas Department of housing and Community Affairs v. The Inclusive Communities project. I know, its not exactly a snappy title, but this case is really really important, so stick with me. When the court rules on this case the one that got those activists out in the cold with their handlettered signs, when the court makes this decision, it could be among the most historic and consequential choices ever made about the issue at the heart of american lives and dreams. The place we call home. Because at the core of this case is the Fair Housing Act of 1968. Now, see the Fair Housing Act was the final piece of civil rights legislation resulting from that partnership of president Lyndon Johnson. Johnson signed it just seven days after the assassination of dr. King.
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