It's amazing that 63 years after Brown v. Board of Education declared separate public schools for black and white students to be unconstitutional-integrating schools still presents challenges. Dr. Amy Stuart Wells discusses segregation in NY's schools.

Outstanding students, of the CUNY's Edward T. Rogowsky Internship Program: Claire Lynch, Macaulay Honors College-City College/CUNY, Truman Scholarship winner and Jibreel Jalloh, Baruch College/CUNY, NYC Urban Fellows Program comment on political parties.

Leading election law lawyer, Jerry Goldfeder, a keen observer of democratic politics, discusses the importance of a more welcoming Democratic Party, urging young and old to join, bringing ideas, energy, and enthusiasm to their local Democratic Party.

NYC Council Member Dan Garodnick, representing District 4, discusses issues impacting all New Yorkers: the President's Travel Ban, Immigration, Police Department Transparency, Closing Rikers Island and more.

Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul is New York State's highest ranked elected woman. Chair of 10 Regional Economic Development Councils, she has visited the State's 62 counties, logging 51,000 miles, building support for the Governor's initiatives.

Dr. Lilliam Barrios Paoli, dedicated to public service, continues to contribute to the public good at Hunter College and their programs in support of NYC's most challenged communities: East Harlem. Dr. Barrios Paoli discusses the complexity of homlessnes

Frances Fox Piven, Distinguished Professor, Graduate Center/CUNY, a leader in the struggle for economic and social justice, believes policy of the administration has brought people together in resistance - that everybody is in it for everybody else.

Mark Green, public servant, elected official, attorney, best selling author reviews the times and events of the 1960s to today's Presidents, Millennial voters and the Progressive movement on "Bright, Infinite Future."

Blanche Wiesen Cook author of 3 works on Eleanor Roosevelt, says that we're still talking about the same issues: race and refugees. In "Eleanor Roosevelt: Vol 3" Cook discusses her core issues: economic security, racial equality, New Deal and refugees.

Commenting that "battles for civil liberties never stay won," Donna Lieberman of the NY Civil Liberties Union, is deeply concerned that progress made over the last 50 years is being shredded-with bullying, lose of women's rights, achieving a safe society.