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Tell Me More with Kelly Corrigan

Getting in the Pool

Lawyer and social justice activist Bryan Stevenson recounts a childhood visit to a hotel pool with his sister. It reveals the insidious nature of hate, and how African Americans have found ways through the years to process pain into pride. Note: This clip contains offensive language.

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