and generate of spirits and with spirits. on the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday mr. president, why is there such a disparity in the way blacks and whites see race relations? bill conducted his final presidential interview. steps from the edmund pettus bridge, a place where he witnessed the march to montgomery a half a century earlier at a time when a black president seemed impossible. i want news, man. bill plant who covered the marches then and who is with us here today quipped that the growing number of white people lowered the quality of the singing. dwen, a preacher s daughter came of edge in the civil rights era. her journalism career began at a boston intern. instead of getting insulted and suing i just hung in there. and we re lucky she did.
Journalism students at Tupelo High School had a chance to explore possible career paths. It was part of a journalism career fair hosted by the Quill and Scroll Honor Society.
truth. they desire truth, so we have an obligation to give them truth and give them complexity. i got to talk to minnijean brown-trickey, and i was so taken with her, i wanted to have a longer conversation. luckily, as able to speak to her again, why is this happening? it turned out to be one of my absolute favorites that i ve ever done in my journalism career. she is remarkable, full of wisdom, about the past, present and future, and about the role to children play in the battle for civil rights. i went because they did not want me there. it did not make sense i honestly, i went because i feel sorry for what kids that seemed not to be able to think, and i went because the social myths have been that way kids
children truth, and they love truth. they desire truth, so we have an obligation to give them truth and give them complexity. i got to talk to minnijean brown-trickey, and i was so taken with her, i wanted to have a longer conversation. luckily, as able to speak to her again, why is this happening? it turned out to be one of my absolute favorites that i ve ever done in my journalism career. she is remarkable, full of wisdom, about the past, present and future, and about the role to children play in the battle for civil rights. i went because they did not want me there. it did not make sense i honestly, i went because i feel sorry for what kids that seemed not to be able to think,
anchor of a news program in 1976, and her journalism career spanned more than five decades. walters passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by family. but there is also joy and celebrations around the world as countries are starting to ring in the new year. we re counting down until 2023. but it s worth noting, the biggest bash, new york city, always, of course. new york city, come on. it s happening in new york city. gloria is in new york city, is in times square, has been watching people walk in to get ready for tonight. 13 hours, 14 hours, 15 hours early. tell me everything you re seeing right now and why these people have this level of enthusiasm. there s nothing like new york city on new year s eve, and there s no place like times square. i know it sounds like a hard sell, but these folks were here, they re committed. look at them.