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Author clint smith. His new book is how the word is passed the reckoning with a history of sleepy across america. You might know him through his writing in the atlantic or his youtube series crash course in black American History. Mr. Smith, you were raised in new orleans. What was your life like . Mr. Smith it was great. It is the best city in the world. It is one of those places you do not fully appreciate until you are not there anymore. I was 17 years old when Hurricane Katrina hit new orlea...

Author clint smith. His new book is how the word is passed the reckoning with a history of sleepy across america. You might know him through his writing in the atlantic or his youtube series crash course in black American History. Mr. Smith, you were raised in new orleans. What was your life like . Mr. Smith it was great. It is the best city in the world. It is one of those places you do not fully appreciate until you are not there anymore. I was 17 years old when Hurricane Katrina hit new orlea...

First Lady Laura Bush along with then library of librarian of congress and the current librarian of congress has continued. Carla it is so delightful to see people line up outside waiting to hear authors and get their books signed and all of these things. There is just so much excitement. After two years of being virtual, that was good for when we all had to hunker down, but being in person is just delightful. What is your role today . Carla my role is head cheerleader, and also to open up the m...

It is the best city in the world. It is one of those places you do not fully appreciate until you are not there anymore. I was 17 years old when Hurricane Katrina hit new orleans. This week marked the 17th anniversary of katrina. It was a surreal moment for me to reflect on the fact this was half a lifetime ago. In so many ways, it feels like yesterday. I have been thinking a lot about how new orleans shaped me as a husband, a father, a writer, a person. But also thinking about all the ways my l...

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