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exactly what that volunteer chaplain was doing for me. were you able to aggregate how much the u.s. spends in taxpayer dollars on end of life care? was that easy to find? it was not easy to find the right statistic. there are a lot of wrong statistics floating out there but the reality is a quarter of what medicare spends is spent on the last year of life so when you consider people may be in medicare 20 or 30 years that is an extraordinary imbalance and it shows something majorly wrong with our decisionmaking get the end of life. this is a preview of katy butler s new book knocking on heaven s door: the path to the better way of death 11. you are watching tv on c-span2. next on booktv and discussion on african-american history and the twenty-first century. from the 2013 harlem will carry an annual book fair in new york city. [applause] good afternoon, everyone. my pleasure to welcome to our third panel of the day, the title is 50 years later: blacks and the 21st
United-statesNew-yorkTennesseeTexasColombiaColumbia-universityShelby-countyWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaMississippiUnited-kingdomBrooklyn the panel is framed around what kind of pesksa what kind of progress blacks have made since the civil rights movement and the enduring challenges and inequality that face african-americans in the 21st century. the organizers have formulated two major questions for us to talk about. the first is, what historical and contemporary factors continue to make racial equality a contested and elusive concept in the 21st century and second, what kinds of knowledge can we mobilize to face the specific challenges of racial inequity. we have two or three dynamic speakers today and i d like to introduce you to them before opening our conversation. joining us is sara griffin, the william b at columbia and has also served as the director of the institute for research in african-american studies. her most recent book is forth coming in september, harlem nocturne. women. politics during world war ii. our second panelist is camille joseph, the founding direct oroff the center for race and a
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