SUGGESTED INTRO: THIS IS (call-letters). OUR SERIES OF FORUMS FROM THE KENNEDY LIBRARY CONTINUES NOW WITH “CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE OBAMA VICTORY.” PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING JOURNALIST AND CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER ROGER WILKINS REFLECTS ON THE STATE OF AMERICAN RACE RELATIONS, THE EVOLUTION OF OUR ELECTORAL POLITICS, AND BARACK OBAMA’S HISTORIC ELECTION. MODERATING THE DISCUSSION IS JOURNALIST CALLIE CROSSLEY. WE BEGIN WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KENNEDY LIBRARY DIRECTOR, TOM PUTNAM...

SUGGESTED OUTRO: YOU'VE JUST HEARD THE LATEST IN OUR SERIES OF FORUMS FROM THE KENNEDY LIBRARY. TONIGHT'S FORUM WAS TITLED " CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE OBAMA VICTORY," AND FEATURED PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING JOURNALIST AND CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER, ROGER WILKINS . MODERATING THE DISCUSSION WAS JOURNALIST, CALLIE CROSSLEY. WE BEGAN WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KENNEDY LIBRARY DIRECTOR, TOM PUTNAM.
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