Bestseller of the century. His other work includes the books lincolns gamble and in search of america. He also taught journalism at Temple University was a knight fellow at Yale Law School and was the founding director of the center for l history at west point. He is also the executive producer of the documentary into harms way. In their new book, seen and unseen, the authors examine the uniqueness of this moment in the overall history of Civil Rights Movements in the united states. Joining them in conversation this evening is award winner, Award Winning broadcast master and journalist tracie madison. Please join me in welcoming our guests back to the free library. Who will . Good evening, everyone. Thank you so much for sharing your evening with us. What a delight it is to be back in person. So were thrilled to see you all. Thank you again for coming all of that said, why dont we dive in and Start Talking about the book seen and unseen thought and work . Thank you and welcome back to
That its like asbestos abatement. Its its hazardous. You need specialized equipment and its best left to the professionals. So i think theres lots of good media criticism. I think most criticism is trash and most media criticism is indicative of the problem im trying to talk about in this book, which is that its a refuge for partisans. Dont want to talk about what our side did. So lets talk about the coverage of what our side did. So this is not this is not my happy place, but i had a weird experience professionally and i think were all sort of having a weird experience professionally or as citizens, which this stuff is, you know, the changes that have gone our industry in the past 20 years, you know, its been a lot. Theres been a lot going on. And i think were in a time where people are really hungry for for us for the learning curve to steepen and for that for us to get better, faster there you talk about not to at great in the book what happened to you at fox news when you were let
That its like asbestos abatement. Its its hazardous. You need specialized equipment and its best left to the professionals. So i think theres lots of good media criticism. I think most criticism is trash and most media criticism is indicative of the problem im trying to talk about in this book, which is that its a refuge for partisans. Dont want to talk about what our side did. So lets talk about the coverage of what our side did. So this is not this is not my happy place, but i had a weird experience professionally and i think were all sort of having a weird experience professionally or as citizens, which this stuff is, you know, the changes that have gone our industry in the past 20 years, you know, its been a lot. Theres been a lot going on. And i think were in a time where people are really hungry for for us for the learning curve to steepen and for that for us to get better, faster there you talk about not to at great in the book what happened to you at fox news when you were let
Bestseller of the century. His other work includes the books lincolns gamble and in search of america. He also taught journalism at Temple University was a knight fellow at Yale Law School and was the founding director of the center for l history at west point. He is also the executive producer of the documentary into harms way. In their new book, seen and unseen, the authors examine the uniqueness of this moment in the overall history of Civil Rights Movements in the united states. Joining them in conversation this evening is award winner, Award Winning broadcast master and journalist tracie madison. Please join me in welcoming our guests back to the free library. Who will . Good evening, everyone. Thank you so much for sharing your evening with us. What a delight it is to be back in person. So were thrilled to see you all. Thank you again for coming all of that said, why dont we dive in and Start Talking about the book seen and unseen thought and work . Thank you and welcome back to