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C-SPAN
Washington, DC
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Panelists discuss a recent report from Indiana University on how poverty is changing in America. Participants include Princeton professor Cornel West, TV host Suze Orman, filmmaker Michael Moore, and author Barbara Ehrenreich. Tavis Smiley moderates the discussion.
Mr. Smiley also hosts “The Tavis Smiley Show” on PBS and co-hosts “Smiley & West” on Public Radio International.
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dw declare on Jan 21, 2012
January 12, 2012 C-SPAN
Dr. Cornel West – Remaking America: From Poverty to Prosperity
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Tavis Smiley, “Smiley & West” Radio Show, Co-Host and PBS Television Host
Cornel West, Princeton University, African-American Studies Professor and “Smiley & West” Radio Show, Co-Host
Topic: Guests will discuss their annual January symposium entitled “Remaking America: From Poverty to Prosperity,” (which is Thurs Jan 15th) and their thoughts on upcoming presidential campaign.
watch via www.c-span.org
Washington Journal for Wednesday, January 11 | C-SPAN
from the archives:
Half of U.S. poor by Fred Goldstein
Michael Parenti: Democracy and the Pathology of Wealth (2012)
The Gospel of the Penniless, Jobless, Marginalized and Despised by Chris Hedges
The crime of privatized prisons by Lamont Lilly
Students of California, arise, you have nothing to lose but a crushing debt! by Ralph Nader
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I am sorry– my iPhone changed Michael Moore to 007!
Maybe true.”- )
Please can you tell me how to get textual transcript of January 17th PBS broadcast with Dr. West, Roger Moore, and other guests. Thank you and we ARE keeping the faith REGARDLESS of our ethnicity.
Thanks, Sophie. You can try PBS’s website. This video is from C-SPAN, see the link in the post.