because in fact, for instance, with native americans, during king philip's wife 75 to new england, kingphilip's is the indian resistance campaign that emerges after 1675 with english caulking phillips. it's a combination of native nation's again the english. it almost hunkers christian new england. it comes very close. without some external help and some good luck. christian new england might have fallen. serving with king philip, two or three people educated at harvard. and so that is also true two centuries later as we begin to take young black men, young black women in repair them for these various rules. very often actually, those educations become radicalized. not necessarily the civilized one that the benefit or is imagined. the capacity of people of color to use their education, to pursue their own and to pursue the liberating -- an outcome of the project of liberating their people. shouldn't be ignored or swept under the rug. we actually have to pay attention to that. i'm careful of the book not to make this argument is education only succeeded. to say that we could use educatio

san diego offensive line has to push backwards trying to protect philip rivers. kingp is out, he's had two concussions this year. that's been a little bit of a problem. jeromey clary goes to left tackle. working on his neck. >> jim: third and one. rahim moore came over the top and made sure that gates did not get the grab. >> phil: excellent time, that was excellent by rahim moore. i said it wrong. d.j. fluker went to left tackle, clary went to right tackle. which he was last year. >> jim: third time in this game that chargers have been stopped on third and two or shorter. safeties will considerable hang time at the 20. it's 51 yard punt. huge game for demaryius thomas. as broncos have scored 21 unanswered. three straight touchdowns to demaryius. maya: 'twas the lady named judy who walked out the door. with a wicked christmas list that fell down to the floor. blue shirt: a microsoft surface tablet. judy: with office too? blue shirt: a 2 in 1 sony vaio tap 11 pc. judy: for lou. blue shirt: a powerful lg g2 smartphone. maya: that's some hot tech talk. now her nieces and

philip of great britain. president johnson. emperor haile selassie of ethiopia. king both while -- the king.as you just saw, -- chieftice moran cop justice war and white-haired in the crowd. general eisenhower was there. followed by the members of the cabinet, and the joint chiefs of staff. are here for these ceremonies today. or prime22 presidents ministers, three reigning monarchs, and delegates of princesses and princes. now the cabinet. and of course there are delegations representing virtually every country with whom we have diplomatic , represented by foreign ministers or ambassadors. the cortÈge turns right here into 17th streets which becomes connecticut avenue for two blocks and then two more blocks to rhode island avenue. the bagpipes we heard a moment ago were those of the black watch. the last group to perform before the president before he went to texas. the burden on the protocol areaer has been tremendous -- has been tremendous. even attempted to dictate what airplanes arriving have precedence. protocol has largely been , possibly violated, but no one is minding. the pipers yo

doctor king, james farmer and myself and we said that we would select a philip randolph as the chair of the march on washington and let mr. randolph select his deputy and that is exactly what he did because we knew he was so close that mr. randolph would turn to him and that is exactly what he did. no one but no one was going to question a philip randolph. >> host: good afternoon and welcome to book tv in depth for october 2013. this month we are talking with congressman john lewis, democrat of georgia and the author of three books. what can with the wind a memoir of the movement was his first. the second came out in 2012, across the bridge, and finally this past year march book one was released as the first in a series of if you would like to participate in the conversation we will show you how. (202)585-3880 if you live at central time zone, 585-3881 for those in the mountain and pacific. you can also send in a tweet and e-mail or post a comment on our facebook page. if you want to send a tweet @booktv is our twitter handle and finally booktv@c-span.org is our e-mail address. mr. l