Congratulations to Shawn D. Wilson and Ilyana Kadushin, the filmmakers behind the documentary “Separate, But Equal”, which explores the lost history of Greenville, MS in the 1950s-60s — an all black, separate-but-equal community, and asks a most provocative question about desegregation: “Did we lose more than we gained?” Check out the trailer.
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“Separate, But Equal” wins the HBO Best Documentary award at Martha’s Vineyard African-American Film Festival
Two excellent pieces from Michael A. Cohen on Politics and American Leadership
Check out Michael A. Cohen’s two recent pieces addressing the Dysfunction at the Heart of American Politics (Guardian/Observer), and the Best and Worst Foreign Policy Presidents of the Past Century (The Atlantic). Michael’s lectures on our broken political system and what’s at stake in the 2012 election cycle are ideal complements to any university’s campus dialogue.
