donald has talked about shakespeare to august wilson. in fact one of our persons, camera persons, pack oh, hooks us up said do a little shakespeare. and he did. >> how about some august wilson? y'all put me on the spot. i am trying to remember. from romeo and juliet, being purged a fire sparkling in lovers' eyes, a madness most discrete, a choking and preserving sweet. a little something-something. >> that's wonderful. you can preach. >> my grandmother, we would always have prayer late at night when i would be coming from the theater with my sister. i would do the psalms and she'd say you's a preacher. no grandma, no thank you. >> you hit on my favorite song, 27. whom shall i fair, lord is the strength of my life. yes, that's something i say every day before i go >> every servi do from those who have passed to life in transition, i begin with 27 psalms. >> yes. >> psalms are songs, poems, also prayers. tell us about the married tethe i could show you the oakland i grew up in. it was so cohesive, i was talking to someone, doing an intervi

i think that you could see yourself in an august wilson play.you met august wilson. what was the most memorable thing he ever said to you? >> davis: that i was beautiful. it was during "seven guitars." she has a monologue that absolutely is like an aria. and he said he would always watch it, and he would always say, "viola, you are just so beautiful." and-- i don't know. i never felt feminine. i never felt like i could fit into that sort of confines of what it meant, or the stereotypical ways of what being a woman was about, until i did "seven guitars." >> annalise keating: how to get away with murder... >> wertheim: for six years, davis pushed the boundaries of femininity on the small screen, as cririminal defefense lawyer annalisese keating i in "how tot away with murder," once famomouy removing her wig and m makeup on camera. did you know in advance of the role that that scene was coming? >> davis: yes, because i told them that they had to write it for me. >> wertheim: they had to write ththat scene? >> d davis: absosolutely. i wanted to huma

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based on one of ten plays by acclaimed playwright august wilson chronicling the black experience, levyces that were happening personally in his own life, then your result is just something that is nearly undeniable in terms of his gift to cinema. at the apollo theatre here in the historically black neighbourhood of harlem has showcased and supported black performers for decades. so, naturally, when black panther, the blockbuster superhero film was released, camilla forbes invited her friend chadwick to discuss the film. nearly 2000 people showed up to cheer him and his co—stars on. but it was one special moment with a little boy which spoke to who boseman was as a person and artist. when he did walk out on stage, it was a little boy you could tell was there to see him. he came in his full black panther costume. and chad called him to the front and was like, "all right." and everyone was clapping and screaming and yelling. he had the power to quiet everybody down, because he was like, "i've got to be with this little boy and talk to this little boy." and he walked up and he talked and h

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so was pittsburgh's hill neighborhood, immortalized in the place of august wilson. the neighborhoods were repositories of african-american wealth. small but growing, perhaps more importantly, they were also communities in which wealth accumulation was possible. ownership and public housing is a contradiction in terms. that has played a role in the tragic lag in wealth described earlier. much of the original public housing stock has rapidly deteriorated and was itself bulldozed, with no compensation for residents. the well intended but misguided policy to set public and subsidize housing rents at 30% of income today means it was income increasing, so was the rent. what a punishment. it set a trap told by tenets and disproportionately affects african-american tenets. they comprise 47% of all other subsidize households today. new york city public housing, 19.7 years. consider the community reinvestment act. passed at a time when compensation in the financial sector was sharply limited by unwise regulation. redlining was possible. in the years since, lending has revolut

bladder infections and in august 27th seen he attended his final official engagements before retiring from public life well let's get more now from wild biographer christopher wilson he joins us on skype from cornwall cornwood rather in the united kingdom it's good to have you with us on the news are. just so it's hard to get the life of a 99 year old especially one married to the reigning british monarch and see approximately a minute 30 seconds but there's a long and storied life many achievements many impacts on so many people how do you think he will be remembered not just by those in the u.k. but also worldwide. well i think. he is a person who has actually saved the house of windsor and in my view the queen when she came to the throne was still in her early twenties and she needed a strong guiding hand behind her she needed somebody who would support her and separate her from the old course who who were alone of course years who have been around for many many years and didn't want to change the british royal family needed to change radically in the post-war period and it was philip who came in with that dash dash that he's got. that helped change things and

wilson's unique contribution. that's signaled by the next draft of the preamble, which appeared later in august, which says we the people of the united states. why was the change made? some say it was just the committee of style trying to ensure the fact that since they the president, can be confused&- with the will of we the people. that will is embodied the constitution itself. that's why judicial review is justified. hamilton says when there is a conflict between the will of the people, represented by the constitution, and the will of our representatives, embodied by ordinary laws, then judges should prefer the master to the servant, the principle to the agent. that's the whole rebuke to the idea that there is a counter difficulty involved in striking down on constitutional laws, because it's the constitution, not any of the three branches that embodies the will of the people. that's the first big structural principle. then we dig into each of the branches and see how carefully the framers dispersed and divided power and blended functions in order to slow down deliberation and ensure the slow triumph of reason

wilson's unique contribution. that's signaled by the next draft of the preamble which appeared later in august which says we the people of the united states. why was the change made? some say it was just committee style trying to ensure that since they didn't know who would ratify the final draft would avoid that question. but others insists the choice was deliberate and we the people of the united states was meant to signal the indivisible sovereignty of we the people as a whole. that's the central idea. we the people govern and by considered, thoughtful, deliberate lasting majority will we can rule and yet our representatives are not allowed to speak in our name. no one bill passed by congress for the state legislatures or no one executive order issued by the president can be confused with the will of we the people. that will is embodied in the constitution itself. and that's why judicial review is justified. federalist 78 so beautifully incap capsulates the whole theory of judicial review. hamilton says when there's a conflict of we the people represented by the constitution and the will of our representatives embo