Bill talks to best-selling author Thomas Cahill about why Pope Francis has conservatives up in arms.

While Washington was stuck in the grip of the politics of obstruction, grassroots activists around the country did their part, and they scored some major wins for economic justice, civil liberties and democracy.

Economists Dean Baker and Jared Bernstein have written a new book about how to cure what ails the American economy.

Big banks claim to be meritocracies, but a Bloomberg report suggests the old-boy network is alive and well on Wall Street.

New legislation would partially protect the wages of workers who take time off for the medical needs of themselves or their families.

Everyone seems to be talking about inequality. If you’ve got questions, we’ve (hopefully) got the answers.

Lawyer and activist Michelle Alexander tells Bill about an emerging movement that aims to end mass incarceration and its impact on America.

Bill Moyers introduces Susan Burton who turned her life around after serving time for drug-related felonies and now helps formerly-incarcerated women rebuild their lives.

Bill Moyers speaks with activist Michelle Alexander about the key to unlocking our dehumanizing system of incarceration, and shares a clip from a film about an ex-convict who helps women get back on their feet after prison.

Michelle Alexander explains how she came to understand that the racial caste system in America has not ended, it's just been redesigned.