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[inaudible] i will be signing some books here so if you would like a personalized copy. The books are available. An audible conversations [inaudible conversations] we are joined now by jeanare harris who is a professor at Brooklyn College and the author of the rebellious life of mrs. Rosa parks. Prior to december 1, 1955, wasoo rosa parks rebellious . Absolutely. R and her spirit really starts as aeb young person as a kid for instant she grows up in a home grants a grandparents and mother. Er her grandfather after worl md wr vi he would set out at night withol his shotgun and a youngn, sixyear...

Youre watching booktv on cspan2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. Booktv, television for serious readers. And this weekend on booktv we bring you our coverage from the 2015 southern festival of books held every year in nashville. Starting at noon you can watch authors talks and Panel Discussions on the life of pat conroy. Race in america. Southern culture and more. Also this weekend on after words, sean naylor provides a history of the joint special Operations Command in conversation with Washington Post Investigative Reporter dana priest. Republican president ial candidate ...

Yes, i could. Well, this city is this all right . Isnt working . Louder. Can you hear me now . The idea of the walker in the city, the one who is walking without purpose, the one who is walking in order to absorb the city in order to understand oneself better. That is a tradition which goes back to the 19th century, and one that i consciously took upon myself to enter and to join. It is also true that its very rare that any woman has taken place in that urban literature. The walker in the city who walks aimlessly and get with the deeper purpose. Thats how i saw myself, and that person is inevi...

WATERTOWN, N.Y. - Jean E. Flick, 84, Watertown, died Tuesday, December 6 at Samaritan Medical Center in Watertown following a brave battle with cancer.

Claudette Colvin, who defied segregation on a Montgomery bus months before Rosa Parks, had her record cleared Thursday, 66 years after her protest.