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. >> thank you i'm so honored to be here in i part because of suh a fan at the harvard bookstore because of such a fan of this book read and when i first got a look at your book, i found myself deeper because a lot of times i can just look at a book and go on to other things but i got into your stories that it actually interfered with my work with my journalism program a. so this is a book i'm very happy to be talking to you about this book and i want to start by saying a book reminded me of this is sometimes we assign his, you will talk about the brain is a black box and is so mysterious. and it's even more mysterious part of what happens in the brain and your book reminded me of both the mystery and of the detective work that goes on to try to solve it. so with you reading it a brief excerpt in sort of illustrating some of the detective awesomeness and then go on to the conversation. >> great. so this is a scene from early on in the book. on the first friday of october, she leaned forward in the chair and stared at the mri scan on his monitor and he is looking at the brain of young man

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. >> during a recent virtual program hosted by the harvard bookstore, atlantic staff writer clint smith looks at the legacy of slavery in america and how it has affected history. here's a portion of that discussion for. >> jefferson davis, come down in my hometown of new orleans and thinking about what does it mean that i grew up at a majority black city there are more to enslave people and started thinking about how the city reckoned with or failed to reckon with its own relationship to the history of slavery. a history that is ingrained and embedded in the physical infrastructure of that city in a profound way and opened it up and started thinking about other places across the country and across the ocean how they were telling that story. so much of this, i have been writing it for years. so much of this is animated by trying to write into the gaps and to fill the gaps i feel like i had experienced and that i was carrying from a young age. in trying to answer a lot of questions and fill a lot of voids in my own education that i had not had the answers too. the book was almost a proces

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that cover design and go to the process and companies like ingram star they can put you in all the bookstores i don't see the need for traditional publisher. of course if i was the assistant professor somewhere i would have to but i published at cambridge preston harvard press and other major presses so i don't need to prove anything. host: what do you mean when you refer to the new white nationalism? >> first of all at one time i thought that was most important book i had written in b my life. maybe it was that now blackeye of america that is most important book and certainly the only one that was bestseller. i think that the publisher titled the book i wanted to have a different title but what is new about white nationalism i thought it's not the neo-nazi white style —- supremacy people were focusing on that whenever they talk about white extremism they talk about the beer gut and that they could not put together three words and saying that i was saying all these ignorant stupid people not capable of doing anything. i was interested in people that were putting forth a different type of ar

on about books, former new york democratic congressman -- on opening a new bookstore. plus bestseller lists, and other news from the publishing world. at 10:00 p.m. on afterwords, -- only to increase profits. he is interviewed by reg matthew, harvard and it -- harvard university economics professor and former chair of the president's council on -- council of economic advisers during the george w. bush presidency. watch sunday on c-span2, or watch online anytime at book tv -- booktv.org. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues. host: a conversation now on 400 years of the american thanksgiving story. our guest is melanie kirkpatrick, hudson institute senior fellow and author of the book, "thanksgiving: the holiday at the heart of the american experience." let's jump a little more than halfway through those 400 years to the mid-1800s. you write that the story of how thanksgiving became a national holiday is itself a classic american saga. explain. guest: the woman who was sitting around our thanksgiving table with us today was named sarah hale. she was editor of the most p