<p>Alabama native Diane McWhorter talks about “Carry Me Home,” her Pulitzer prize winning account of the civil rights struggle in Birmingham.</p>

Alabama native Diane McWhorter talks about “Carry Me Home,” her Pulitzer prize winning account of the civil rights struggle in Birmingham.

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For over 30 years, English professor Don Noble engages authors in a thoughtful discussion about their lives, creative influences, and of course, their literary works.  Produced by the Center for Public Television & Radio at the University of Alabama.

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For over 30 years, English professor Don Noble engages authors in a thoughtful discussion about their lives, creative influences, and of course, their literary works. Produced by the Center for Public Television & Radio at the University of Alabama.

For over 30 years, English professor Don Noble engages authors in a thoughtful discussion about their lives, creative influences, and of course, their literary works.  Produced by the Center for Public Television &amp; Radio at the University of Alabama.

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Bookmark with Don Noble: Diane McWhorter (2002)

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