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also owns uncle bob's coffee and books and is the founding director of the people's education center, a germantown based nonprofit organization devoted to community education. todd brewster is the co-author with peter jennings of the number one y

also owns uncle bob's coffee and books and is the founding director of the people's education center, a germantown based nonprofit organization devoted to community education. todd brewster is the co-author with peter jennings of the number one new york times bestseller of the century. his other work includes the books lincoln's gamble and in search of america. he also taught journalism at temple university was a knight fellow at yale law school and was the founding director of the center for l history at west point. he is also the executive producer of the documentary into harm's way. in their new book, seen and unseen, the authors examine the uniqueness of this moment in the overall history of civil rights movements in the united states. joining them in conversation this evening is award winner, award winning broadcast master and journalist tracie madison. please join me in welcoming our guests back to the free library. who will? good evening, everyone. thank you so much for sharing your evening with us. what a delight it is to be back in person. so we're thrilled to see you all. thank you again for coming all of that said, why don't we dive in and start talking about