In a two-part conversation, the Princeton professor argues that a “value gap” in America is keeping us from seeing each other as fellow citizens, and it’s stunting our democracy.

In part two of Bill's interview with the Princeton professor, he explains why he believes the Democratic Party should be "challenged to its core" by black voters this November.

The vague term obscures where power really lies.

Bill speaks with the scholar and Princeton professor about the tremendous racial inequalities that remain as the final term of America's first black president draws to a close.

Here are three stories that are representative of the experiences of millions of Americans held back by a criminal record.

What is living in poverty if not constantly being creative?

Scientist and Christian Katharine Hayhoe shares how she wins over those who doubt climate change is happening — by not mentioning climate science.

South Africa used truth and reconciliation to address its racist history. Now these organizers think it's time for the United States to do the same.

The gutter-level of this year's campaign rhetoric is dragging all of us down — and that includes America's children.

Bernie Sanders’ popular campaign suggests that many Americans aren't afraid of socialism anymore. But real democracy is an even better alternative to capitalism.