After a clip from Rosedale: The Way It Is, a 1976 Bill Moyers film documenting racial tension in one New York City community, went viral on social media, New York Times reporters tracked down the young Black children — now grownups — who were terrorized by a mob of white children 45 years ago.

The late ‘60s and early ‘70s were crazy, but we’re looking wilder.

Yevgeny Yevtushenko's poetry was a kind of revolution; he was a rock star to the Soviet youth movement and a global celebrity.

This week marks the 45th anniversary of four dead in Ohio. Senior writer Michael Winship remembers the shock of protesting students murdered in cold blood, and what happened next.

A new documentary about the genesis of Greenpeace chronicles how a small group of people trying to save the whales from extinction grew into a massive environmental movement.

In this award-winning documentary, Bill Moyers takes a breathtaking look at the arson and crime that nearly destroyed the Bronx in the 1970s.

The secretary of state tells Bill why he believes there "exists an extraordinary opportunity to form for the first time in history a truly global society."