afro. and so he had given me a book called the the act of preparing. i read it. approached it. when you are an actor, you bring a tool in your craft but you are not that person. and i was able to be distant by portraying another person. another character, if you will. and i found myself not stuttering. not having anxiety attacks when i was portraying another soul, another being. i found comfort in that. i think many actors do playing someone other than theltses. -- themselves. so that segued into more roles. eventually i would go back and be a director. i was fascinated with the lenses and camera. not realizing i had that beauty. they were responding to my body. there was the women's movement. the sexual revolution. woodstock, body painting and short skirts. the whole thing. you were wrapped up in that. i could see that i'm not experienced but they want me for my body. so how do i use that as commodity to make money, maintain respect, and move forward, if at all. tavis: you said a couple of things i want to go back and pick up on. >> oh, good. tavis: one of them is this. one of

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security council in two thousand and three the reserve includes the revenues from iraq's oil exports afros and assets from the saddam hussein yard it did not indicate instances of fraud but cited control of the assets former cia analyst voice but government says the military accountability there were doubtless people who were supposed to be supervising overseeing these funds the fact that as it's said here that they have sort of disappeared and that they were liable to have been loyal and you know that's no explanation and we have to find out who provided them and what happened to these funds you know most reminds me of of the search for weapons of mass destruction in iraq the so-called m.d.s. judging from who didn't get sacked last time there probably will be people promoted despite all this. doesn't seem to be much in the way of accountability here in specially in the pentagon where money has always been so plentiful that a billion here a billion there nine billion nine billion is a drop a drop in the lake or for what the pentagon spends now to the degree that the mass media choose to pl

for instance, we didn't have to follow the defender or the afro-american or the norfolk journal and guide>> narrator: robert l. vann turned the pittsburgh courier into a crusader for african-americans, and one of its greatest crusades focused on a deadly secret of the american south, lynching. >> in my lifetime, there were black men and women being lynched all over this nation, and some even burned alive. we could not afford to sit still, keep still, and let that continue to happen. in fact, we had to report it so that everyone would know the truth. >> the courier had one man in the south who was their key person, trezzvant anderson, who traveled about--must have been foot-sore and fatigued, but a marvelous reporter who covered major stories, and then others, some white, whom it employed as freelancers to cover stories that we couldn't get into. i mean, white man got some information on lynching the black reporter might not have been able--couldn't have gotten, because they wouldn't have let him in. >> i started writing for the pittsburgh courier in the 1940s, and the reason i did so is t