I didn't catch the whole show. I like the idea of having a "positive" outlook. When the guest started talking about his teenage kids & how they felt that the struggle against racism was like "ancient" history & was not very revelant I got really disguested with him. I'm kind of paraphrasing here but he said his kids were watching "Eyes on the Prize" & they thought that the images of African-American protesters getting hosed down was irrelevant to them. That's pretty obnoxious. Especially, if his kids are any reflection on him... Racism is still a very prevelent issue in America & throughout the world. It's not been solved by any means even though some states have elected to get rid of affirmative-action programs based on the fact that there's no longer discrimination. That's not the case by a long shot. As long as there are neo-Nazis, the KKK & all the other various hate groups, there is still racism... plus all the more subtle forms of discriminating against people who may have different skin color, religion, nationality, etc. This guy must be living with his head in the sand. I don't see how anyone watching people being opressed in such awful ways can not be moved with some kind of compassion.