And i became a book seller now i do this so i never really got there. [laughter] but the interest is always there and so when this book came out it was like when i heard about it i said we have to do it. We cannot do it i hadnt read it i didnt know what she had to say and i thought this is one of the most important bocks that well see this year. That was corroborated by National Book foundation who long listed 1 fern no vote for National Book award. Yep. Please clap for carol. [applause] this book is hard this is wonderful and teachers you so much and so little space i think there are 100 footnotes in the first chapter. Seriously, and it is one of those books that you can read and reread and reread and you will find threads and Different Things that you missed first time through. I encourage everyone to read it to share it. It is one of the most important books of our time and heres Carol Anderson to talk to us about it. [applause] hello and thank you so much for being here. What i wou
Institute. I want to welcome you here this afternoon tiered partnering with the festival to present this event. For those of you not familiar, nonpartisan, Nonprofit Organization that presents programs and issues of Public Policy each year. If youd like to learn more or the more aware, you can go to our website. We have a signup for future emails if you like to do that. I want to thank the Madison Public Library, the Madison Public Library foundation and on behalf of the institute, supporting what we do and the foundation, the charitable arm of the capital times. Its an honor to introduce dan kaufman who was a madison native. Grubb. The 1980s. He is also a musician. He has written for the New York Times magazine, the new yorker and the nation. The best review of his book to date is one by bill leaders. He capsulized is what the book is about as hes eventually telling how the movement grew during the century. And the way that legacy has been dismantled and transformed since the governor
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