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2008 financial crisis. And iowa net gordonreed and peter to enough discuss the intellectual maturation of thomas jefferson. Plus, a history of jerusalem through its contemporary architecture, a look at how a smallpox outbreak in boston in 1721 led to the early use of inoculations against the disease. And we talk to local authors and visit the literary sites of San Bernardino, california. For the complete television schedule, go to booktv. Org. Booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. Television for serious readers. City is called the inland empire with a population of 200,000 people. ...

The only thing. I also have this one poem i would like to read. [laughter] i will say this. It is such a gift. We are thinkers. What i loved about this panel is the opportunity to think, to think beyond black and white, we are living a life more dramatic, dynamic, i was sitting here, brenda green and i went to college together, who is raising their hands . Did you hear these people talk about we were in the 19th none of your business. I will tell you that some of these conversations about what it meant to be black, and what you believe, i wrote a poem saying i wish i knew how it feels to be bl...

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The Mission Inn opened in 1903, but the history of the place dates to 1874, when C.C. Miller began a small boarding house.

A Lincoln Heights church with vital ties to the Chicano civil rights movement of the 1960s has secured a spot on the National Register of Historic Places — bringing formal recognition of its status as a landmark worthy of protection. The Church of the Epiphany — built in 1887 and revered as the oldest operating Episcopal church in Los Angeles — announced the honor this week as part of a push to raise funds for a restoration project that includes rehabilitating the basement, where much of the community organizing and activism took place. “That is the legacy of this church,” said Fat...