naomi wolf was the woman who picked up al gore's wardrobe and she got more flak than he did, didn't she? >> guest: she came under criticism for that, but also wrote one of the pathbreaking accounts of this problem. i was needless to say extremely pleased she found the book a useful way to reignite the debate. >> host: we've been talking with deborah rhode, author of "the beauty bias" published by oxford. booktv is on location at stanford university. >> host: now from columbia we are friends have one over 475 years of recorded history. >> when i was asked to do this i had done a new history of south carolina from the 1930s. as i worked, a team came out was how you deal with community come either of have been for those left outside of the margin. that is all part of the story. the book starts depending on the archaeological site we go back one in 10,000 years to native americans i hear that some of the controversial were native americans or something else has not yet been decided. to native americans and south carolina were different than if we had some major tribes, the cherokee were the

dyson has been called the ideal public intellectual of our time by writer naomi wolf and a streetfighter in suit and tie by author nathan mccaul. pretty good names i should say. you may know him by sight from his many guest appearances on "msnbc," as i do. it has been my pleasure to work with both bridgitte and paul farber over the last several years to bring leonard's photographs into the library's collection. paul m. farber was professor dyson student at the university of pennsylvania and later his research -- currently farber is a lecturer in urban studies at the university of pennsylvania and a ph.d. candidate having just completed his dissertation in american culture at the university of michigan. farber's work on culture has appeared in the journal criticism and other outlets by blander as well as on npr. he was named to the inaugural inspire 100 list as a world changer for his use of technology in empowering social change. he is working on a biography. let us welcome these distinguished guests and learn how leonard's images of the historic march in august 1963 change the ongoing w

dyson has been called the ideal public intellectual of our time by writer naomi wolf and a streetfighter in suit and tie by author nathan mccaul. pretty good names i should say. you may know him by sight from his many guest appearances on "msnbc," as i do. it has been my pleasure to work with both bridgitte and paul farber over the last several years to bring leonard's photographs into the library's collection. paul m. farber was professor dyson student at the university of pennsylvania and later his research -- currently farber is a lecturer in urban studies at the university of pennsylvania and a ph.d. candidate having just completed his dissertation in american culture at the university of michigan. farber's work on culture has appeared in the journal criticism and other outlets by blander as well as on npr. he was named to the inaugural inspire 100 list as a world changer for his use of technology in empowering social change. he is working on a biography. let us welcome these distinguished guests and learn how leonard's images of the historic march in august 1963 change the ongoing w

dyson has been called the ideal public intellectual of our time by writer naomi wolf and a streetfightern suit and tie by author nathan mccaul. pretty good names i should say. you may know him by sight from his many guest appearances on "msnbc," as i do. it has been my pleasure to work with both bridgitte and paul farber over the last several years to bring leonard's photographs into the library's collection. paul m. farber was professor dyson student at the university of pennsylvania and later his research -- currently farber is a lecturer in urban studies at the university of pennsylvania and a ph.d. candidate having just completed his dissertation in american culture at the university of michigan. farber's work on culture has appeared in the journal criticism and other outlets by blander as well as on npr. he was named to the inaugural inspire 100 list as a world changer for his use of technology in empowering social change. he is working on a biography. let us welcome these distinguished guests and learn how leonard's images of the historic march in august 1963 change the ongoing wor