Some protests are ignored and forgotten while others dominate the news cycle for weeks, becoming touchstones in political life.

One of every five women over age 65 who lives alone in America is living in poverty.

Legal expert Robert A. Williams Jr. talks to Bill about why the Supreme Court justices do not "want Indian cases," Hollywood's use of "savage" imagery and the Redskins.

Legal expert Robert A. Williams Jr. says stereotypes about American Indians have been codified into laws and government policies, with devastating consequences.

See a roundup of Bill's top 10 discussions this year on BillMoyers.com.

What if all of our children got the life basics that better-off children take for granted?

The Hollywood Christmas classic was once accused of hiding a subversive Communist message.

The protests in Ferguson and New York City captured the nation's attention, but there were other demonstrations and initiatives that should not be overlooked.

The essays in Some Truths Are Not Self-Evident remind us that Zinn was not just a historian: he was also deeply involved in the major 20th century struggles for social justice in the United States.

The suggestion that "the cheapest generation" are forgoing major financial decisions because of our values is a stretch.