host: stacy palmer? guest: a legitimate charities should take you off the list as soon as you make the request, but sometimes they make a mistake. you should let the charity know you do not want to be solicited and they should respect your wishes. host: is there a do-not-call- type list? is.t: there is pari -- there host: where could people go? guest: the state. if it is a local group, you should let the state attorneys general know. host: keys in arkansas. caller: good morning, ladies. i used to administer the gospel, and i give a lot of stuff to a lot of people, and i have all my life, but it seems to me i do not think we ought to have any tax deductions for people giving stuff. i do not take it off my taxes because it seems like it is giving to the lord and asking for change that. guest: some people absolutely take that view, and a lot of people are not eligible because you have to itemize and a lot of people cannot do that. other people say it is increasing the amount their able to afford to give. no

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after that, stacy palmer looks at charitable giving in the u.s. and weather the recession is having an effect. plus, your e-mail's, calls, and tweets. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. >> last month, there was a discussion on southern jews and race relations. we will hear about racial tensions in the american south through personal experiences and a useful trauma that details the trial and lynching of a jewish factory superintendent who was accused of murdering one of his workers. this is one hour and 20 minutes. >> please welcome tonight's panel, alfred uhry, eli evans, julian bond and cynthia tucker. [applause] cynthia tucker is a veteran newspaper journalist. in 2006, she was named journalist of the year for the national association of black journalists. she was editorial page editor of the the atlanta journal- constitution newspaper for 17 years where she led the development of opinion policy. she maintains a column published in newspapers around the country. alfred uhry is distinguished as the only american playwright to win a pulitzer pr