Theologian James Cone and historian Taylor Branch join Bill to discuss Dr. King’s other dream: economic justice.

Theologian James Cone and Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Taylor Branch join Bill to discuss Dr. Martin Luther King’s vision of economic justice.

Joel Berg of the Coalition Against Hunger explains what it means to be "food insecure" and how to fight hunger in America.

A year before his death, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. described "two Americas" -- one prosperous, one desperately poor. Not much has changed since 1967.

California's Silicon Valley illustrates striking disparities at the extremes of wealth and poverty in America.

James Cone and Taylor Branch describe racial justice as a "gateway" to opportunities for broader civil rights and economic equality.

College tuition and fees are higher than ever, but graduating students are less likely to find jobs to cover the costs.

See where each U.S. state draws the line on capital punishment.

Fifty years after a landmark decision to give the poor their day in court, they still can’t afford justice.

Journalists Martin Clancy and Tim O’Brien share the history, human stories and tragic inequities behind capital punishment in America.