According to the new report, 66% of Americans believe there are “strong” conflicts between poor and rich people. Paul Taylor, executive vice president of the Pew Research Center, discusses the findings.
Back in 2002, Annette Dove quit a well-paying job and gave up her life savings to start a non-profit group called Targeting Our People's Priorities With Service, better known as TOPPS. Located in Pine Bluff, AR, the organization services an area where roughly one of every four people lives in poverty.
As co-author of the new book, The Presidents and Their Faith: From George Washington to Barack Obama, Dr. Steve Shaw examines the religious beliefs of the men who have served as the nation’s commander in chief.
Regular commentator George Johnson brings us up to date on the world of sports with his 3-minute sports drill.
For more than 30 years, the groundbreaking all-Black rock group Fishbone has captivated fans. Co-founder Norwood Fisher discusses the new documentary Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone—part of the special series AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange, airing on the WORLD channel.
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