Author Barbara Ehrenreich on inequality in America, and Critic Clive James on who's worth remembering in the 20th Century episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 3, 2007 · 56 MIN

Author Barbara Ehrenreich on inequality in America, and Critic Clive James on who's worth remembering in the 20th Century

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Bill Moyers talks with author Barbara Ehrenreich about inequality in America and discusses who's worth remembering in the 20th Century with culture critic, Clive James.

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Big deals on Wall Street mean big gains for the wealthy in America, but is it at the expense of the middle class and working familes? Bill Moyers talks to bestselling author Barabara Ehrenreich, who has gone undercover as a low-wage worker and as a struggling middle-class job seeker, about the real-world impact of the growing inequality gap. Also on the program, Bill Moyers interviews culture critic Clive James, whose latest book Cultural Amnesia comes after more than 40 years observing and commenting on arts, literature, culture, and politics.

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