[Peace] Fwd: Book TV Alert: Alice Walker, author of "Why War is Never a Good Idea"

Jenifer Cartwright jencart13 at yahoo.com
Thu May 1 17:26:33 CDT 2008


How topical -- AWARE (Anti-war anti-racism effort) stuff all weekend long on C-Span 2 Ch 16. Remember to subtract an hour for CDT.
   --Jenifer

Book TV Alert <booktvalert at c-span.org> wrote:
  Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 16:52:13 -0400 (EDT)
From: Book TV Alert <booktvalert at c-span.org>
To: jencart13 at yahoo.com
Subject: Book TV Alert: Alice Walker, author of "Why War is Never a Good
Idea"


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Book TV Alert
C-SPAN2's Book TV: May 3-5
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--Weekend Highlights






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A monthly LIVE author interview, featuring your 
calls

Sunday 12 PM-3 PM ET, re-airs Sunday at midnight ET

>From her home in Berkeley, California, Alice Walker 
joins us for In Depth this Sunday. Ms. Walker is the 
author of over 
twenty-five books, including The Third Life of 
Grange Copeland, Living by the Word, 
Warrior, Anything We Love Can Be 
Saved, and The Color Purple which won the 
Pulitzer Prize for fiction and the National Book Award in 
1983. 



You can participate in the discussion by 
calling in 
during the program:
East/Central Time Zone, 
202-737-0001, 
Mountain/Pacific Time Zone, 
202-737-0002, 

or by e-mailing your questions to 
booktv at c-span.org.




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Insightful author interviews 

Saturday 10 PM, Sunday 6 PM and 9 PM,

Monday 12 AM and 3 AM 
ET

In Wrong on Race: The Democratic Party's Buried 
Past, author Bruce Bartlett argues that the 
Democratic Party had a racist past and he says 
there's an unfair perception of America's two national 
parties. In his book, he contends that Democratic 
presidents and congressmen of the past supported 
racial segregation and the "Jim Crow" laws that 
dominated the Confederate states. Mr. Bartlett 
discussed his book with Clarence Page, 
syndicated columnist at the Chicago Tribune.




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Weekend Highlights
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David Hajdu, 
The Ten-Cent Plague: The Great Comic-Book 
Scare and How It Changed America

David Hajdu recounts the beginnings of the comic 
book industry and the controversy that ensued. Mr. 
Hajdu relays the research of Frederic Wertham whose 
publication of Seduction of the Innocent 
asserted a correlative between reading comic books 
and juvenile delinquency. David Hajdu discusses his 
book with Krin Gabbard, comparative literary 
and cultural studies professor at the State University 
of New York at Stony Brook. This event was hosted by 
Book Culture Bookstore in New York City.

(Saturday 5 PM and 11 PM, Sunday 5 AM ET)



Peter Schuck and James Wilson,
Understanding America: The Anatomy of an 
Exceptional Nation


In this book some of the nation's top scholars explore 
America's values, institutions, and challenges and 
outline the current and future state of American 
institution and policies. 

(Saturday 12:15 PM, Sunday 6 AM ET)



David Horowitz, Party of Defeat: How 
Democrats and Radicals Undermined America's War 
on Terror Before and After 9-11


David Horowitz criticizes members of the Democratic 
Party that, he says, are undermining the US's efforts in 
Iraq. Mr. Horowitz spoke about this topic at the 
National Press Club in Washington, DC.


(Sunday 9:30 AM and 7 PM ET)



Paul Kendrick and Stephen Kendrick, 
Douglass and Lincoln: How a Revolutionary Black 
Leader and a Reluctant Liberator Struggled to End 
Slavery and Save the Union


Paul and Stephen Kendrick recount the relationship 
between Fredrick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. 
The authors present President Lincoln as a reluctant 
abolitionist whose three meetings with Douglass from 
1863 to 1865 and further reading of Douglass's 
writings encouraged Lincoln to believe that the Civil 
War could not be won without emancipation. Paul and 
Stephen Kendrick discuss their book at the 
Multicultural Student Services Center at George 
Washington University in Washington, DC. 



(Saturday 9 PM, Sunday 3:15 AM PM ET)



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