| National Agenda 2015: Race in America | <p>Veteran CBS News White House correspondent Bill Plante believes that despite changing
approaches to campaign coverage and declining access to those at the
highest levels of government, the responsibility for change in the
political and public policy arenas continues to depend on careful
decisions by an informed and concerned electorate. Plante covered the civil rights movement, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s march from Selma to Montgomery in 1965. Plante returned to Selma in March 2015 to cover the 50th anniversary celebration of the historic march for voting rights. <br></p> | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_aBetTd3k&list=PLjtW_T3jHfIpMsHFuPA15kwXqg6s_RcJ9&index=7 | National Agenda 2015: Race in America featuring Bill Plante | CBS News Correspondent | http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2016/sep/cbs-plante-091015.html | 2015: Race in America | | |
| National Agenda 2015: Race in America | <p>Social media has provided a new space for honest conversations about
race, a platform through which to organize and a means by which to bear
witness to the pain of the black community resulting from killings at
the hands of the authorities, two Black Lives Matter activists told a
large University of Delaware National Agenda speaker series audience on Wednesday night, Sept. 30, 2015, in Mitchell Hall. Johnetta Elzie got her start as an activist on August 9, 2014, when she made her way to Ferguson, Missouri, in the wake of Michael Brown's death. She, with DeRay Mckesson, began thisisthemovement.org to provide tools and communication among activists. Both were recognized among <em>Fortune Magazine’s</em> world’s 50 greatest leaders in 2015 and both received the 2015 Howard Zinn Freedom to Write Award for their work.</p> | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYJDApyitvY&list=PLjtW_T3jHfIpMsHFuPA15kwXqg6s_RcJ9&index=6 | National Agenda 2015: Race in America featuring Johnetta Elzie and DeRay Mckesson | Black Lives Matter activists | http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2016/oct/national-agenda-100115.html | 2015: Race in America | | |
| National Agenda 2015: Race in America | <p>Author, journalist and University of Delaware alumnus Peter Bailey (AS '02)
advocates an honest discussion on race that would replace the
misconceptions and divisions that seem to define racial relations in
America today. Bailey is a Miami journalist and creator of the critically acclaimed docu-series "NiteCap with Peter Bailey." Bailey has interviewed entertainers like Waka Flocka, as well as Wyclef Jean, 50 Cent, and Ice T. He began NiteCap after penning Trick Daddy's memoir, "Magic City: Trials of a Native Son."<br></p> | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it8CObvunUg&index=5&list=PLjtW_T3jHfIpMsHFuPA15kwXqg6s_RcJ9 | National Agenda 2015: Race in America featuring Peter Bailey | Journalist and Interviewer | http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2016/oct/national-agenda-bailey-101515.html | 2015: Race in America | | |
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