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And im kerry sayers. And im your host, bill kurtis. This is through the decades. A decade is only 10 years. In the grand scheme its a blink of an eye. Yet, some decades packed plenty of monumental moments into 10 short years, but perhaps no decades packed more than the it saw the bay of pigs, the cuban missile crisis, rise and fall of camelot, and the moon landing. We saw the berkeley movement, the march on washington, and the construction of the berlin wall. But in the next hour, were looking at the pop culture moments that have stayed with us long after the 60s stopped swining. We begin with the tv appearance that showcased beatles made their american debut on the Ed Sullivan Show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Those are the beatles those are and this is beatleland formally known as britain where an epidemic called beatlemania has seized the teenage population, especially female. In 1963, that epidemic was quickly circling the globe. The beatles debut studio album please please me, had turned fo
Or 70 years as an activist and her involvement in the Civil Rights Movement. This is just under an hour. Cspan Dorothy Height, who got you to write a memoir . Guest so many people for a long time have been after me to write my story. But really, it was dr. Camille cosby who finally sat me down with some people and said, this is something that you really should do. And then my good friend, maya angelou, who has such a distinguished career, when i talked to her about it, she said to me, well she helped me to get a sense of telling my story, or telling the story that ive been a part of. Cspan what do you thinks the most important part of this story . Guest it may well be the the role that i have and the opportunities that i have had as a woman, as a black person growing up in the United States, and as one who really, from my teenage days, have been a part of organizations and active had an active life. And i have been in touch with so many people, and really have had the opportunity to wo
Sellout musings from uncle toms porch. Posts are at Liberty University professor, ron miller, in your book, sellout musings from uncle toms porch, you rate that you smile when youre called an uncle tom. Why is that . Guest i smiled because i understand what uncle tom was actually meant to be as herriot teachers are presented in her novel. Over the years both because of the ways the character was portrayed and other things, its become distorted. If you read the actual novel, theres still that for tom to be an architect and this is a person who actually died because he refused to divulge the whereabouts of slavery and as he was dying to me thats a noble character and one that i embrace. And so when i hear that term, i smile and it confounds people. But i might than tell them about the character. Host youve probably gotten some response to which a culture for. Guest absolutely, absolutely. A lot of times when youre a person of color and have conservative political views does your mother n