Author James Baldwin | Folks (1986)
This segment from the February 23, 1986, episode of the series “Folks” features Sonya Masingale’s interview with author James Baldwin during his recent visit to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He discusses: his view of school desegregation; the possibility of racial harmony; his favorite writers; and his changing perception of the United States after his time in Europe. This segment from the February 23, 1986, episode of the series “Folks” features Rob Hinton’s visit to the Southern University College of Agriculture in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He interviews: Dr. Bobby R. Phills, dean of the college; Keith Moore, animal science major; Allen Smith, agribusiness major; Andrew Randall, plant and soil science major; and Dr. James Allen, director of the Center for Small Farm Research.

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