please join me in welcoming jennifer marshall. jennifer? [applause] >> thank you, john come and all of you for being here for a book event on "black and tired: essays on race, politics, culture, and international development" by dr. anthony bradley. a few days ago here in washington, d.c., hurricane irene pushed back the official dedication of the new memorial to dr. martin luther king. but the silver lining in that hurricane is that the delay appropriately extends our focus on dr. king's civil rights legacy and the work of those who, since him, have strived to make all of god's children truly free at last. well, dr. anthony bradley is one of those freedom seekers. as the title of his new book conveys, "black and tired," he's not satisfied with the progress to date. also for reasons you may not often hear about. has the essays in this book show, with titles like dw and the family, hip-hop's delusional god talk and green guzzle, anthony bradley is a scholar with wide ranging interests. his academic category shows that as well. his undergradu