Look to the sun and not just the misery...and then get ready for the struggle that lies ahead.

For too long we have been failing to fight together for what we know will work to ensure that everyone has a shot at the American Dream.

A slender, long-forgotten work of fiction foresees the rage and frustration of Donald Trump's America.

Political rhetoric in the GOP has degenerated into name-calling and petty insults.

We must remember the courage of the people of Mississippi and other Jim Crow states and that the civil rights movement was an endeavor of white and black bonding.

Bill discusses our country's most successful effort to cut poverty with another veteran of that fight, Peter Edelman, who is today one of the leading experts on poverty.

Learn about fifteen important events in the 1950s and 1960s that changed the course of the fight for racial equality in America.

Bill talks with the author and advocate about continuing efforts to fight poverty, and how to keep the needs of the poor on the American political agenda.

In 1967, Sen. Robert Kennedy traveled to rural Mississippi to check on the progress of the War on Poverty and was "deeply moved and outraged" by what he saw there.