Tonight on the program, we take a look at a 50th anniversary celebration honoring the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and examine the Act's legacy and unfinished business. Also: UN initiative tackles inequality of educational opportunity around the world, how six years of high school may pay off in the workforce and the Justice Department accuses Albuquerque police of "unjustified force."
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Justice Department accuses Albuquerque police of ‘unjustified force’ -
Students stick around for two years of college at innovative Brooklyn high school -
UN initiative tackles inequality of educational opportunity around the world -
How the Civil Rights Act pioneered anti-discrimination laws in America -
50 years on, honoring the Southern Democrat who spearheaded the Civil Rights Act4 min -
News Wrap: Hedge fund SAC Capital to pay $1.8 billion in plea deal for insider trading -
Gordon Brown talks guaranteeing education for refugee children -
Obama honors LBJ’s legacy in pushing civil rights forward -
Mavis Staples sings ‘We Shall Overcome’
