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after the last malcolm x boom which accompanied the release of spike lee's biopic, malcolm x was hot.ple began to re-read an autobiography, listen to recordings, and wear baseball caps with an x. >> how many of you have read the autobiography of malcolm x? >> reporter: in harlem, these children are at a special research institute. >> i think a lot are trying to find their place in america after education and college. that kind of struggle to find who they are. >> reporter: in your school, how often do you hear about malcolm year? >> not at all. actually, i didn't know really who malcolm x was. >> among your classmates and private schools, what personnel x? >> know of him, probably all, but know who he is and what he was about, i'd say few. >> professor greg carr and lucas turner owens is with me. 50 years after the civil right act and so much disappointment, is it a malcolm time again. lucas, you were hearing the professor talk about a difference in approach, difference in opinion, of the various civil rights groups. do you have strategy sessions, talking about what kind of approach i

she had her own spike lee commercial during the world series. 2014 was the year of mo'ne davis.ow that things have slowed down we spent the day with her at school and look ahead to what's next. >> she knocked them dead. >> it's the day before school starts and she is in l.a. throwing out the first pitch at dodger stadium. then she is back in philly for opening day of eighth grade. >> one of my best friends didn't know who i was. and she comes back and is like oh my god. it's okay. it's just me. >> reporter: what a couple of months it was. from covers on sports illustrated to appearances on tv talk shows. >> i was okay with it. when i told them i am going to meet someone that's so cool. >> reporter: three others attend the academy. he just transferred to the school this fall. >> it's awesome meeting new people. i like this school. i like the teachers. i like the school work even though it is more challenging. >> the first couple days it was kind of hyper with everyone saying how was it? >> it died down because i already had friends. this is my ninth year here. i'm normal with eve

. >> spike lee, oprah winfrey, nicky manage, beyonce, alicia keys, i could go on. wayne, not only their photographer, but being at the start of their career. and also being asked to shoot in the white house for obama. to know how i was part of that, it's a blessing. >> today, he's a loving husband and a father. and the superstars he's befriended now show love to his beautiful daughter joya and handsome son, jeremiah. >> to be number one at anything you want in life, to be careful, you have to be tenacious, you have to be patient. even if the odds are stacked against you, that doesn't apply to you. you have to be able to see and become whatever you want, go after it. so i have nothing to lose. i'm taking my camera, really my business card, it's really the key that allows know get into places that the most people will never, ever get to see. i'm not an example of faith in god, then i don't know what it is. >> and that does it for this week's edition of our world with black enterprise. be sure to visit us on the web at blackenterprise.com/ourworld. you can also like u

. >> you were later discovered in an nightclub by spike lee. you are from brooklyn. he is from brooklyn. you get this major role in "do the right thing." how much of that performance was any? >> i think it was deroofed from my life from me observing all of the traps that a lot of girls fell. you know, of looking for the valuedation outside of the home, of early teen pregnancy, frustration of not getting what you want out of life knowing that you deserve more but not having the wherewithal to go get more. and for metion my personal life of, you know, spike was like, i need you to get really angry right here. i go, that's a walk in the park. disposal? >> i had it at my disposal. so even though yes have, you know, an acting lesson in my life, i, you know, i felt like i was always acting, always protecting myself, always escaping into different realities. so it was surprising to me how easy it was >> i have stephanie knee cy. we are talking to actor and coriographer rosie perez. we will have more in just a >>> what's interesting i didn't know until i read your book is th

you could be the next spielberg scorsese, spike lee? making movies on the iphone.hat story is next. >> this is bloomberg west. the film can drain surprised audiences at the sundance film festival by predicting -- by detracting -- by depicting the gritty life of a transgender prostitute in hollywood. the claimed film was shot almost entirely on an iphone, thanks to an eight dollars app. the company behind the ad joins us now on the phone from seattle. this is an incredible story. i feel like the democratization of filmmaking, taking a lot of the cost only and letting the film makers make what they want to make is an incredible thing for movies. >> i think tangerine is a perfect example of be an lit in traditional circumstances. it is a perfect test case for any unique story you want to tell, having the opportunity to do it. if you tell it well there is an audience for it. not only did it premier but it got picked up for worldwide distribution magnolia pictures. i think it is a fantastic story and a validation for what we are trying to do. >> talk to me about how the

you got a dollars, an iphone you could be the next spielberg spike lee.ting story about making movies on the iphone. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." "tangerine" surprised all by portray and the gritty life of transvestite prostitutes in hollywood. -- by portraying the gritty life of transvestite prostitutes in hollywood. the film was shot almost entirely on an iphone 5s thanks to an eight dollar app. this is an incredible story. i feel like the democratization of filmmaking, taking a lot of the costs away and letting the filmmakers make what they want to make, could be an incredible thing for movies. >> yes. "tangerine" is an example of a film that would have trouble getting green lit in traditional circumstances. it is a perfect test case for the world of any unique story you want to tell and the opportunity to do it, and if you tell it well, there's an audience for it. not only did it premiere at sundance, but it got picked up for worldwide distribution by magnolia pictures. it's a fantastic story and a validation for what we're trying

because they don't remember spike lee's film you know. that's like back in the '90s.o, it's all very new for them. it's good to know that they have that interest. some of it growing out, stemming from the various protests going around ferguson and stanton island. you have this critical mats developing and they are raising questions, you know, about this country. concerned about please brutality and misconduct. >> talking about things we were talking about years ago, same topics? >> the more things change the more they remain same. i think it's important though. i think what randall in that interview with those children have the same concern with my students. i teach a city college. currently a class on the history of haver let me. i take them around their community. where i live in harlem i am surrounded by malcolm's memory, you know, down the street, you know the lamaver shari, the cluck onyx up the street is where his funeral was conducted at faith term. i mean when percy sutton was alive, he was malcolm's attorney. he was assassinated. he struggled to find a place

spike lee. aahhh! no one's gonna say "we're gonna take a chance on you." that would happen. so out of frustration, i wrote "reservoir dogs." hollywood is not very alluring to me. i am not susceptible to swimming pools and porsches. i got a '79 chevy. it's runnin' good. i'm a film outlaw, and i think that's a good thing to be. annenberg media ♪

we're going to kick it off and go to los property bar and sit down with game-changing film maker, spike lee

we're going to kick it off and go to los property bar and sit down with game-changing film maker, spike lee x," "bamboozled" and "inside man." his latest film, however, is the romantic horror film, "da t

we have spike lee, brad pitt. it is a big picture and the eyes are memorizing -- mesmerizing.rs. it is a very interesting pop moment, in this very baroque gold frame. kind of complicated messaging going on about iconography and the madonna. it is going to be a great exhibition on our first-floor gallery this year. this is another exhibition that david is doing. by now, you will recognize the alexander gardner cracked plate lincoln. dark fields of the republic. after the civil war, lots of matthew brady's pictures were attributed to alexander gardner who worked with him and had a studio in washington. after the civil war, he went west. definitely cut through this part of the world. he documented the native american tribes. he has never had a major exhibition. it will be a big retrospective very beautiful. work that has never been seen before. we are partnering with the national museum of the american indian on that. very quickly, what else do we do? we do, -- conservation. storage and installation. digitize asian. -- digitization. about 20% of the collection is digitized. onlin

improperly he doesn't want stay home game apps in spike lee was a walk around the love to hang out at would rather have you not like me them like me and not listen. sometimes have to put on a low attitudes of people don't get bored with you. sometimes the jack like a jerk you get more comments. happy valentine's that >>pam: the weekend is here is gonna be a great one in sunshine is back bludgeon know is coming up with the weather. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. female announcer: through presidents' day, get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. keep more presidents in your wall

obviously, and then spike lee, my classmate, jeh johnson, secretary of homeland security my classmate, martin luther king iii, my classmate, robert mallett, former secretary of commerce, deputy secretary of commerce in my class. so we have a number of distinguished men who have made an impact across the world. morehouse's value proposition could not be clearer and on my watch it's going to get a lot better, too. >> host: the president of morehouse college joining us as we talk a look at historically black colleges and universities. he's on our c-span bus in atlanta today visiting with the college. if you want to ask questions we divided the lines on two fronts, 202-748-8000, if you attended an hbcu. 202-748-8001 for all others. if you want to send us e-mail you can do so at journal@ journal@cspan.org. we've been talking with presidents about the majors they offer. talk about your majors and is it a combination of humanities and sciences or do you see a shift in what majors you offer as job markets get tighter and people are looking for work as soon as they leave college? >> guest: wel

same way rocking a malcolm x shirt or paraphernalia back in the day felt a little much for me when spike lee'sic came out. kind of like when t-shirts and medallions felt a little much after jay z kind of styledous in the 2001 mtv unplugged. everybody has all of t things and there's this high degree of commercialism that's associated with it but is there any there there? as an aside, this is where this comes up a little break for us it should be noted i never, ever thought the leather off wooden africa medallion was or ever could be played out. i was pleased to see that marshawn lynch donned a few in his forced media appearances before the super bowl just over a week ago, right? you see that there. that was awesome. he said to all my africans in the house -- did you watch that? it really is dope. go seahawks. that is for my 7-year-old son, who is a tremendous seahawks fan. i told him i was coming to the new england area. he said if you see him tom brady, tell him hello but tell him i was actually rooting for the seahawks. but i think marshawn lynch, ee not incidentally put in here. we'll get to

i'm walking through the village and i see spike lee and i follow him for six blocks and i wanted to walk the nerve to do it. >> do you have nerve and there a lot of stories in this book. an irish kid with that's pa. you know what that is. you have the brothers mcmullen and you walk up to roo robert redford and say i want you to look at this movie. where does that come from? >> i didn't just desperation, but i worked so hard and it took over two years to raise the moan and shoot the film and i couldn't get it into any film festival or hands of producers or agents and i was working at entertainment tonight. i'm doing an interview with redford and i had the cassette and i handed it to him. >> you talked about making that movie with a labor of love. you wanted to make a woody allen-type movie and the irish element of things. you did a lot of great things to save money. outdoor locations and you needed the shot of someone coming out of a restaurant you cheated the restaurant. >> those are the kinds of tricks that on that film i just sort of figured out as we were going along and over the cour

spike in business. >> it will be a good week. a lot of people in the city. a bonus. >> reporter: as for getting to levi stadium, mayor ed lee plans to take public transportation to see what it is like and he invited us along for the ride. >> john sasaki in san francisco tonight. thank you. getting to levi stadium from san francisco isn't easy. it is 40 miles away. an hour away by car but with traffic on game day it takes longer than that that is why everyone will be urged to take caltrains. >>> a former raider warren sapp is accused offsult and soliciting a prostitute in phoenix this super bowl weekend. tmz obtained this feeto. he was arrested this morning -- photo. he was arrested this morning. two women got into a fight with him over money. he played for the raiders between 2004 and 2007. he was in phoenix covering the super bowl for the nfl network. the network said he was fired following his arrest and the arrest comes during a big super bowl sex trafficking sting. they made 23 arrests. 570 for sex solicitation and 68 victims were recovered. >>> a 19-year-old who dropped out of stanford after being arrested for rape ple