on cancel culture in uncancled. and in smashing statues john jay college criminal justice professor, aaron thompson provides a history of america's public monuments and examines the current debates over whether they should remain standing. also being published this week all their chuck klosterman looks back at the social political and technological happenings of the 90s marked by the growth of the internet. and in the 50s time magazine former managing editor james gaines profiles political activists of the 1950s who he argues upend the notion that the the decade was synonymous with conformity. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. i want to show you now the cover of this new book unschooled. it's called raising curious well-educated children outside the conventional classroom, and it's written by carrie mcdonald ms. mcdonald before we get into the substance of the book. tell us a little bit about yourself. sure, it's gr

who was featured in the reality television program duck dynasty weighs in on the cancel culture in uncancled. and in smashing statues john jay college criminal justice professor, aaron thompson provides a history of america's public monuments and examines the current debates. over whether they should remain standing also being published this week author chuck klosterman looks back at the social political and technological happenings of the 90s, which were marked, of course by the growth of the internet and in the 50s time magazine former managing editor james gaines profiles political activists of that era who upend the notion that the decade was synonymous with conformity. and that's this week's publishing news and the latest nonfiction books. thanks for joining us for about books about books is available wherever you get your podcast and it's available on c-span's app c-span now, you drawn to it. thank you politics and pros. and everybody who's attending tonight. it's so great to be here with

robertson who was featured in the reality television program duck dynasty weighs in on cancel culture in uncancled. and in smashing statues john jay college criminal justice professor, aaron thompson provides a history of america's public monuments and examines the current debates over whether they should remain standing. also being published this week all their chuck klosterman looks back at the social political and technological happenings of the 90s marked by the growth of the internet. and in the 50s time magazine former managing editor james gaines profiles political activists of the 1950s who he argues upend the notion that the the decade was synonymous with conformity. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on book tv. i want to show you now the cover of this new book unschooled. it's called raising curious well-educated children outside the conventional classroom, and it's written by carrie mcdonald ms. mcdonald before we get into the substance of the book. tell us a little bit about yourself. sure, it's g