A new generation turns an ancient idea into a crusade to save the future.

Reporter Bob Herbert on his new book, Losing Our Way, an intimate and heartrending portrait of America in economic despair.

Revisit an episode from over 30 years ago, in which Bill joined the legendary writer on her return to the small Arkansas town where she grew up.

The writer and commentator says groups across the country are stepping up the fight for economic, political and social justice.

Bill speaks with Ta-Nehisi Coates, a senior editor for The Atlantic about his cover story on why America needs to reconcile with its racist past.

Activist Saru Jayaraman — who is being honored at the White House today — recently talked to Bill about the fight for better wages and working conditions for America's 10 million restaurant workers.

Psychologist Sherry Turkle talks to Bill about why we expect too much from technology and not enough from each other.

Newtown parents Francine and David Wheeler talk about how to address gun violence in a way that welcomes diverse viewpoints.

A hard look at the state of American economic inequality, and writer Sherman Alexie on living in two different cultures at the same time.

Univision’s Jorge Ramos and María Elena Salinas on Hispanic influence and power in America.