CIVIL RIGHTS IN FACT AND FICTION

Stellar writers talk about the struggle for equality in their work, including Judge Freddie Pitcher, Jr., the first African American judge in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; journalist Brian Fairbanks, who chronicles the rise of David Duke and right wing politics, and novelist De’Shawn Charles Winslow, who writes about the divided city of West Mills, North Carolina. Playwright Harold Ellis Clark moderates.