Come back, because she s rich in a wonderful memories that i have just loved every page of. we re going to discuss that. it puts a range of history, including a bunch of what is now called african american history because, professor faust grew up and the segregated south, the way cited line at the segregated south. she tells the truth of that in her book, which we will know might get band and some high schools in arkansas. at a time when history and psychology and all these other basic things are being banned as too controversial to teach their red state kids, people who grew up in red states, in particular, people who grew up in the kinds of lines that you are talking about, having an important role to play in reminding us why not learning
Friday it s going to be that fun. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell, good evening lawrence. rachel, wednesday is going to be a friday in effect. i mean kind of. -ish. rachel, i was listening to your discussion about what s happened to high school students in arkansas who want to take the ap african american studies course at there. we are going to have a historian tonight, drew gilpin faust, as you know, the first woman president of harvard university, who i hope we have time to get to that. if not, she is going to have to come back, because she s rich in a wonderful memories that i have just loved every page of. we re going to discuss that. it puts a range of history, including a bunch of what is now called african american history because, professor faust grew up and the