it was sports illustrated article about -- >> jack donahue. that comes up on the book because sam grayson is one of the men who was deeply affected. this was a sports illustrated article where jack donahue who was the basketball coach at the time of holy cross. [talking over each other] >> it was all there. >> kareem abdul-jabbar. he had made racist comments and so that does come up at the moment in the book and talked about the interaction with coach donahue over that incident but i know your time is tight. i don't know if you want to talk about that but certainly one of the themes that has come up as father brooks understood this was not something that was simply just good for the students. he felt was good for the college and felt it was good for the other students and it is telling the books that were assigned. there was a time one of them was in 66 art martin saying the autobiography of malcolm x was one property in america by one of your favorite alumnus, i will let any address it because he knows better than me. >> what is your first na

this was a "sports illustrated" article where basically jack donahue who was the basketball coach at the time that holy cross, i believe -- >> he recruited holy cross. >> yeah, karim abdul-jabbar and you know he had made some racist comments and so that does come up in the book and certainly stand talked about the interaction he had with coach donnie you over that incident, but i know your time is tight eddie but do you want to talk about that? i think certainly one of the themes that is, is that you know father brooks understood that this was not something that was simply just good for the students. he felt it was good for the college. he felt it was good for the other students there and i think it's telling, the books who wears -- there were assigned to the students who were there this time. the autobiography of malcolm x was one. poverty in america by one of your fellow alumnus, michael harrington so i think that was very much a theme but i'm going to let eddie address it because he knows better than me. >> what is your first name? >> dean in my opinion not only jumped in but he s

it was the "sports illustrated" article about -- >> about jack donahue? yeah, that does come up in the book because stan grayson is one of the men and, obviously, was deeply affected -- it was a "sports illustrated" article where, basically, jack donahue who was the basketball coach at the time at holy cross, um, i believe called -- >> he had been -- >> he had been -- >> coach of power. and so they recruited him to holy cross hoping -- [inaudible] >> yes. karim abdul-jabbar. >> right. >> and, you know, he had made some racist comments, and so that does come up as a moment in the book, certainly and stan talked about the interaction he had with coach donahue over that incident. but i will, you know, i know your time's tight, eddie, so i don't know if you want to talk about that, but i think certainly one of the themes that has come up is that, you know, father brooks understood that this was not something that was simply just good for these students. he felt it was good for the college. he felt it was good for the other students there, and i think it's tel

the "sports illustrated" article about -- >> about jack donahue. that comes up because the immigration is one of the men and obviously was deeply affected. this is a "sports illustrated" article word that donahue was the basketball coach at the time the holy cross i believe called -- >> recruiter of the holy cross was there. >> yes, kareem abdul-jabbar. >> you know, he had made some racist comments and said that does come at the moment in the book, certainly same type that the interaction he had with coach donahue out of that incident. but i know you're time is tight, eddie. i don't know if you want to talk about that, but certainly one of the themes that it, his father brooks understood that this was not something that was simply just good for the students. he felt to this good for the college. he felt he was good for the other students they are. and i think it is telling the books we are assigned to those who were there at the time. one of them was in 66 martin was saying in the autobiography x was one poverty in america by one of your fellow alu