julian zelizer. and publicf history affairs at princeton university cnn. news commentary on he is the author of numerous books on american political history. his recent book is a monumental study of lbj's legislative season which produced civil rights legislation, the war on poverty, and transformative initiatives. he published a new edition of the kerner commission report which includes an excellent introduction. julian zelizer will consider the policy constraints and considering the political backlash that was underway by 1968. is a professor at trinity college, dublin. his work focuses on the intellectual, political, and cultural significance of the united states. , the moynahan legacy provides a critique of the controversy of the 1965 report regarding african-american families, including the role of black feminists in shaping the debate. he will develop tensions within the kerner commission and growing divisions among liberals regarding policing, civil liberties, and how to address african-american inequality. elizabeth hinton is the assistant professo

julian zelizer. and publicf history affairs at princeton university cnn. news commentary on he is the author of numerous books on american political history. his recent book is a monumental study of lbj's legislative season which produced civil rights legislation, the war on poverty, and transformative initiatives. he published a new edition of the kerner commission report which includes an excellent introduction. julian zelizer will consider the policy constraints and considering the political backlash that was underway by 1968. is a professor at trinity college, dublin. his work focuses on the intellectual, political, and cultural significance of the united states. , the moynahan legacy provides a critique of the controversy of the 1965 report regarding african-american families, including the role of black feminists in shaping the debate. he will develop tensions within the kerner commission and growing divisions among liberals regarding policing, civil liberties, and how to address african-american inequality. elizabeth hinton is the assistant professo