Oct 18 Watch Frontline’s ‘Lost in Detention’ Examines Immigration Enforcement For more on this story go to http://www.pbs.org/newshour/… Continue watching
Oct 18 The Daily Frame A woman walks past a painting by American artist George Condo titled "Pink and Orange Abstraction," in the Mental States exhibition of his work at The Hayward Gallery on Oct. 17 in London. Continue reading
Oct 17 Watch Obama, Civil Rights Leaders Formally Dedicate MLK Memorial Tens of thousands of people gathered Sunday in Washington to formally dedicate the National Mall's newest destination, a memorial honoring the life of civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. Gwen Ifill reports. Continue watching
Oct 17 Watch Will Occupy Wall Street Movement Stand Apart From U.S. Party Politics? As economic protests spread globally, world leaders took note of the movements' possible implications. Jeffrey Brown discusses the causes, strengths and weaknesses of the growing protests in the U.S. and abroad with Yes! Magazine's Sarah van Gelder, Josh Barro of… Continue watching
Oct 17 The Daily Frame A young laborer dips earthen lamps into paint Monday in Amritsar, India, ahead of the Hindu festival of Diwali. Photo by Narinder Nanu /AFP /Getty Images. Continue reading
Oct 17 Occupy Wall Street Movement Expands to International Cities By Saskia de Melker Following weeks of protests in New York and other cities in the United States, demonstrators took to the streets in locations around the world in similarly fashioned protests over the weekend, resulting in hundreds of arrests. Continue reading
Oct 17 Weekly Poem: ‘See You Tomorrow Night’ By Tom LeGro Terri Witek is the Art & Melissa Sullivan Chair in Creative Writing at Stetson University. She is the author of "The Shipwreck Dress," (2008, Florida Book Award Winner), "Carnal World" (2006), "Fools and Crows" (2003), and "Courting Couples" (2000 Center… Continue reading
Oct 17 Watch Weekly Poem: ‘See You Tomorrow Night’ by Terri Witek Terri Witek reads "See You Tomorrow Night" from her book, "Carnal World."… Continue watching
Oct 14 Watch Kansas City Hopes to Boost Economy, Energy with Moshe Safdie’s Arts Center Kansas City Hopes to Boost Economy, Energy with Moshe Safdie's Arts Center… Continue watching
Oct 14 Architect Moshe Safdie Uplifts the Skyline and Spirit of Kansas City By Saskia de Melker, Mary Jo Brooks, Jeffrey Brown Jeffrey Brown speaks to Moshe Safdie, architect of the Kauffman Center in Kansas, about the moral purpose of architecture and the need for a building to reflect the cultural essence of its location. Continue reading