introducey honor to the members of this discussion. a former staff writer for the atlantic, and formally a national syndicated columnist covering a broad amount of issues. in manymns appear newspapers. she will be in conversation with the litigation director of the litigation department. she oversees litigation in four key practice areas, including economic justice, education, political participation in criminal justice. as a nationally recognized expert on race and criminal justice, she petite participates in conferences and national media interviews including with pbs, msnbc and democracy now. last but certainly not least, we have dr. credit card. he is associate professor of african studies and chair of afro studies at howard university. he holds a phd in african-american studies from and a j.d.ersity from the ohio state university college of law. he was a school of district he was the school s district of philadelphia s first resident scholar on race and culture. an
i think pj o rourke, political satirist. he is the author of the new book how the hell did this happen, the election 2016. we think the audience on the radio, television and internet. copies of the book are for sale and pleased to sign them following make his way to the signing table as quickly as possible. in california, the place where you are in the know is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] we will look at nasa and space exploration. the ladies of the harvard observatory took measure of the stars. natalia holt discusses her book rise of the rocket girls, the women who propelled us from missiles to the moon to mars was margot lee s hidden figures, the american dream and the untold story of the black women mathematicians who helped win the space race. that is followed by how to make a spaceship, and an astronomy professor discusses his book our future in space. starting at 8:00 pm eastern on c-s
the history of policing, black america, slavery. editor and producer of npr, staff writer, for the atlantic. and opinion columns covering a broad range of issues for women s rights abroad, and child demand development and demographic changes. and dozens of national and local papers and in conversation, litigation director of the naacp, and christina overseeing all aspects of litigation in 14 process areas including economic justice, and criminal justice, as a nationally recognized expert on issues for criminal justice christina participates in committees, 5-year panel strategic conferences. and msnbc and democracy now. last but certainly not least we have doctor craig, doctor greg carr, and the chair of the drums of afro-american studies at howard university and adjunct officer at ed howard school of law, phd in african american studies from temple university and jd from ohio state university college of law, he was a school district he was the school district first resident
We spoke with Lina Baker, an NCIDQ-certified Associate of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and interior designer, about creating comfortable public spaces.
We spoke with Lina Baker, an NCIDQ-certified Associate of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and interior designer, about creating comfortable public spaces.