Bill Moyers talks with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who has been a tireless voice for justice and racial reconciliation.

Bill Moyers takes us on a journey through our nation's public schools, revealing the savage inequalities in American education.

A look at Milwaukee families struggling to make do with low-paying jobs.

Bill Moyers talks to a leading psychiatrist that focuses on children impacted by violence about how to break the cycle.

In this episode, Lucille Clifton and David Mura explore their cultural histories, , childhoods, race and life in America today.

The great abolitionist Frederick Douglass comes to life in a dramatic performance of his famous speech on slavery and human rights.

Bill Moyers reports on the "holy war" between conservative Christian values and homosexual rights.

Bill Moyers compares the everyday experiences of two New York City middle schools and contrasts political rhetoric with the reality of American education.

The second part of The Good Society focuses on Los Angeles and the stories of people who have long recognized the need for cooperative action to benefit the community.

Bill Moyers looks at the city of Atlanta. Despite the divisions within the city—rich and poor, black and white—people are coming together to work for a better community.