you can see the sort of after effects of being up schooled in even this project which for me as an unschooler, school was always a sort of institution that we would imagine could be different. it was not taken for granted and just something that we had to go to. and you can see that in this book and in my reflections op our entire media system. you know, why do things have to be organized this way? why do we just have to accept that things are inevitably going in one direction when, you know, these are manmade institutions, and as such, we could change them and headache them into something better -- make them into something better. >> host: "the people's platform," astra taylor is the author. this is c-span. >> on this labor day, booktv continues with programs on nonfiction authors and books until 8 a.m. tuesday. today dr. ezekiel emanuel discusses the american health care system, and julia england talks about the surveillance state. then former supreme court justice john paul stevens on the constitution. hillary clinton discusses her book, "hard choices," and much more. for a complete schedu

you can see the after effects of being unschooled in this project. school was an institution for me that we would imagine could be different and not taken for granted and not something we had to go to. you can see that in this book and in my reflections on the entire media system. why do things have to be organized this way? why do we have to accept things are going in one direction when these are manmade institutions and we can change them and make them into the something better. >> host: here is the book: "the people's platform: taking back power and culture in the digital age" astra taylor is the author. this is c-span. >> sylvia jukes morris recounts the late of the late conservative commonitator clare boothe luce who was elected to congress in 1942. this program last about an hour. >> i am the senior >>> i am the senior director of the program and chief operating officer here at roosevelt house. it is my great pleasure to welcome you to "price of fame: the honorable clare boothe luce" by sylvia jukes morris. price of fame is the second in her masterful volume