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Elsa Sjunneson is a DeafBlind professor, published author, and modern-day Helen Keller.
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Elsa Sjunneson is a DeafBlind professor, published author, and modern-day Helen Keller.
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Artist Big Freedia reflects on the similarities between herself and Little Richard.
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Philip Roth describes his admiration for Saul Bellow in Roth's final interview.
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"I was lonely for colleagues who were people of color," said Jones upon meeting Ailey.
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Former Ailey dancers recall how Alvin Ailey worked hard to raise money for the company.
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Salman Rushdie talks about some of his favorite Saul Bellow books in this outtake.
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Anderson bought her beloved farm in Danbury, CT, with her husband, Orpheus Fisher.
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Trumpeter Clark Terry (1920 - 2015) describes the difficulties of touring the South.
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Clark Terry talks about Count Basie's sense of space and time.
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Discover the intellectual evolution and political legacy of William F. Buckley, Jr.
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Rob Marshall recounts the touching moment when Blake Edwards gifted him his viewfinder.
