Reading "We Wear the Mask" by Paul Laurence Dunbar

We remember a number of special people interviewed by Bill over the years who passed away in 2014.

In this clip from an interview Bill did with the writer in 1982, Angelou returns to her hometown and describes what it felt like to cross over from the black part of town to the white neighborhood.

In this second of two programs celebrating the life and work of the late writer, Bill Moyers revisits a 1988 conference on evil.

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.

In this clip from a 1973 interview, Bill Moyers asks Maya Angelou, who died last week, about the burgeoning women’s liberation movement and what it means to her.

The esteemed poet, who has died at the age of 86, traveled with Bill to her childhood town of Stamps, Arkansas, in this 1982 clip.

The youngest poet laureate talks about her life, her poems and her efforts to take poetry to the people.

In this 20-year compilation, Bill speaks to a wide range of people -- from average Americans to household names like David Rockefeller, Maya Angelou, Ronald Reagan and Joseph Campbell.

Maya Angelou, Philip Hallie, Raul Hilberg, Sam Proctor and Al Huang -- on the forces of evil and goodness.