Interview: Author Toni Morrison, After Election Day 2008
Friday, November 21st, 2008
Toni Morrison talks to Charlie Rose about her latest book, her favorite book, and what the election of Barack Obama means to her, and pre-racial America. Originally aired: 11/10/2008. Watch now.
See original Charlie Rose interview site.
Ms. Morrison also recently visited the Tavis Smiley program: watch interview here.
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I was thinking Charlie, when it comes to “serious” national political debates and discourse your pundits are either white males or females. They are always gathered around your table. But when you have discussions with people of color it seems to me the conversations are centered around their areas of expertise,i.e. sports, music,plays, and book,etc. When will you include political analysts of color at your round table? You did mention the “post racial era”. I always enjoy hearing Toni Morrison.