Brave Nation: The Outtakes

Brave Nation: The Outtakes

The fourth episode of This Brave Nation is being released this Sunday featuring Pete Seeger and Majora Carter. Take an exclusive sneak peek below at Seeger talking about the infamous 1949 Peekskill race riots.

And watch Carter describe to Seeger the South Bronx neighborhood in which she grew up in the 1970s and 80s.

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The fourth episode of This Brave Nation is being released this Sunday featuring Pete Seeger and Majora Carter. Take an exclusive sneak peek below at Seeger talking about the infamous 1949 Peekskill race riots.

And watch Carter describe to Seeger the South Bronx neighborhood in which she grew up in the 1970s and 80s.

Click here to learn more about This Brave Nation, a video collaboration between The Nation and Brave New Foundation.

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