Jun 23 High Court Splits on University Affirmative Action Policies By Admin, PBS News Hour In a set of critical decisions on affirmative action, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday in favor of a university law school race-based admissions policy, finding that it fairly sought a "critical mass" of minority students. Continue reading
Jun 20 Watch Letter to a Bride Essayist Anne Taylor Fleming contemplates June brides. Continue watching
Jun 20 Watch Allegations of Justice Denied in Tulia, Texas Jeffrey Kaye reports on 12 people imprisoned on the testimony of a discredited undercover officer that were released this week in Tulia, Texas. Continue watching
Jun 17 Watch Pulitzer Prize Winner: Jeffrey Eugenides In the last of a series of conversations with the 2003 Pulitzer Prize winners, arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown talks with Jeffrey Eugenides, the winner of this year's Pulitzer for fiction, in the New York neighborhood where he lived as a… Continue watching
Jun 16 Watch Atoning for Racism in Duluth, Minnesota Fred de Sam Lazaro of Twin Cities Public Television visits Duluth, Minn., to report on its weeklong public atonement for past racism. Continue watching
Jun 06 Watch Funny Cide at the Belmont Stakes: America’s Horse Betty Ann Bowser reports on this weekend's Belmont Stakes, in which the horse Funny Cide could win the Triple Crown. Continue watching
Jun 02 Watch Essay: Iraq Aftermath Essayist Richard Rodriguez considers one byproduct of the war in Iraq. Continue watching
May 26 Watch Paul Muldoon: Pulitzer Prize for Poetry Jeffrey Brown talks with Paul Muldoon, winner of this year's Pulitzer Prize for poetry. Continue watching
May 26 Watch Essay: The Future of Memory Memorial Day thoughts from essayist Roger Rosenblatt. Continue watching
May 15 Watch Nilo Cruz: Pulitzer Prize Award Winner Jeffrey Brown talks with Nilo Cruz, Pulitzer Prize winner for drama. Continue watching