here to discuss race problems, charlemagne tha god. i like what he said.here are some people saying i don't trust police. race relations are super bad and i'm mad there appear to be a lot of black men getting shot by police officers. but he's saying change your community from within as a cop. >> that's part of the solution. but not everybody can be police officers. police can hold so many people. he is saying be a police officer. i believe we need more people from the community actually being police officers. i think they would handle situations differently. if darren wilson had been a police officer, he would say get off the street. i agree with his solution, but it's not a great solution because not everybody could be a police officer. kennedy: it's better than what others have proposed. there is something to be said for a guy like that who came from a bad neighborhood who saw his friends get wrapped up in the crack epidemic. and most people listening to him may say i want a great life and a pension. >> the narrative has changed from police officers kill

opposed to just having a million dollars.oppo however vivian had her degree in library science.then charlemagne left the south ahead of danger, i'll put it that way. she came to chicago for a better life. she was married to joseph rawlins who was in the army. she had a child and started off in her passion and her love was children. she was a gifted storyteller from whatever but he tells me. she wrote herself. we have all of her public works in her collection. she also had a passion about what type of collection should be in the library. a grant and was able to get together to write this curriculum guide that we built together back in 1939 in 1940. what it really is is a manifesto of the types of materials that libraries, not only in chicago but around the country and around the world, what type of books they should have on thetei shelves. this developed a set a study for the chicago public schools, what do you want to do when you grow up. they asked the white kids in the white little girl said i'd like to go to school to learn how toa sew but i guess i can't go there so the question was why not

charlemagne hill rollins was very open and very friendly, very social. she was a mentor to gwendolyn brooks. she was a mentor to langston hughes. a lot of writers, margaret walker really came in and loved her. vivian harsh on other hand she was called the lieutenant, okay? i won't even tell you why. you can imagine. she was more from the old social elite, okay? her family was from the old settlers club in chicago. she had a tendency to be stand offish but was passion about her special negro collection. >> where did the money for her family come from? >> money is not even issue. old settlers club was people that settled in chicago from the very beginning. it was a status that you had, you know, just like if you could read and write back in the day you had a status as opposed to having a million dollars. get the picture, okay? however vivian harsh did graduate from simmons college with a degree in library science charlotte may left the south ahead of danger, i put it that way. ahead of danger. came to chicago for a better life. she was married to joseph ro