October 23, 2009
Looking back at the distinguished career of Texas Federal Judge William Justice.
Essays by Bill Moyers
Bill Moyers’ broadcast commentaries have become an institution in public media. Connecting dots of history, evidence, personal experience, and logic, Moyers shares his honest take on the relevant events and controversies of our times.
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October 9, 2009How powerful health industry lobbyists call the shots on health care reform legislation.
July 10, 2009Bill ponders a proposed Washington Post meet-and-greet for lobbyists and journalists.
June 12, 2009Why can we talk about gun violence but not about gun control?
May 22, 2009 | Updated March 25, 2015Bill reminds us that it's not just remembering that's important on Memorial Day, it's also important how we remember our conflicts and wars.
February 6, 2009 | Updated February 14, 2015 | Bill Moyers JournalIn an essay, Bill Moyers reflects on how ordinary Americans struggling to get by mattered to our 16th president.
January 2, 2009Bill Moyers Essay: Remembering Al Meyerhoff, champion of the poor and the victimized, foe to bullies of all sizes and stripes.
January 2, 2009In this broadcast essay, Bill Moyers makes the case for fake-news humor in a world of troubling real-life news.
November 7, 2008Bill shares his thoughts on President-Elect Obama's place in America's black history.
October 31, 2008Just prior to the 2008 election, Bill explains why voting is "the hope that sustains one generation to the next" with many personal and historical examples to make his case.
