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"Any parent will recognize that... It's a glimpse backwards [in time]," archaeologist Joe Watkins, a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, told Newsweek.

Rev. Dr. Juel P. Borders-Benson, daughter of the late Rev. Dr. William Holmes Borders, Sr. from Wheat Street Baptist Church This week on The Local Take, we join forces with PBS to support the premiere of their documentary The Black Church.  I reached out to Wheat Street Baptist Church, which began in 1869. This church was led by the late Rev. Dr.  Williams Holmes Borders, Sr..  I speak with his daughter Rev. Dr. Juel Borders-Benson, who grew up in the historic Wheat Street Baptist Church.  I ask her about her relationship with the church, she speaks about her family moving to Atlanta from...

Injuries. and i'm not talking about the knees and the -- you know, all of that stuff is a given. but from a neurological standpoint, you're going to have -- you're going to have some brain trauma. >> that was a clip from the pbs documentary. the nfl is now settling with thousands of players for a cool $775,000. we've been talking about this all week. a serious -- surprisingly serious to many health problem. joining me now is the sports writer and co-author of the book "league of denial" from which that documentary was based. do you think other pro athletes and pro sports are maybe going to fol...

Book, half the sky about the need to empower women around the world. people who read the book already agree with the proposition. then we did a pbs documentary. we think the future of advocacy may be gaming. that have where a lot of eye balls are. if you want to preach beyond the choir we thought we would try social gaming. there have been a few social purpose games in the past. this one is on facebook. there has never been a game with as much oomph and engineering input as this one. >> i like this. this is the new technological nick christophe. >> if you care about aids and malaria you have t...