Family's ethic of service across generations and careers

The Washington Post's elevated status and culture of exceptional writing talent

Ongoing barriers facing women and minorities in science and academia

Personal definition of feminism and equal opportunity for all

Early awareness of the women's movement and its impact on the military

Challenges of working with the public in a busy library setting

Using sports knowledge to build rapport in male-dominated professional settings

First encounter with Jonas Mekas through work at Light Cone

Legal journey leading to arguing Roe v. Wade before the Supreme Court

Balancing family responsibilities and a demanding scientific career

The direct line from slavery to racial bias in mass incarceration

Future vision for expanding services and reinforcing national identity of the library

Origins of the tattoo removal program at Homeboy Industries

Gordon Parks' literary influences and portrayal of the urban Black experience

Perceived risks of leaving Google for Facebook

The role of photography and visual culture in the Civil Rights Movement

Navigating identity as an African American woman in elite academia

Bradlee's charisma, vitality, and irreverent sense of humor

Pathway from English literature studies to documentary filmmaking

Jonas Mekas's legacy and hopes for Anthology Film Archives' future expansion

Efforts to preserve and expand Jonas Mekas's legacy for new audiences

Reentry challenges and systemic barriers faced after release from prison

Andrew Carnegie's background, philanthropy, and commitment to public libraries

First visit to the White House as a junior congressman on the Public Works Committee

Reflecting on Dr. King's perseverance and the Carter family's legacy in Mississippi

Investigating leads on Jim Foley's possible captors and location in Syria