The tragic drama “Fences,” won August Wilson his second Pulitzer Prize in 1987. It’s the story of a fallen patriach, former negro league baseball great turned garbage man. However, under the direction of Raelle Myrick-Hodges, the Wilson classic has been revised to provide audiences with a memorably powerful image of a matriarch, played by Oakland-based actress Margo Hall. Margo Hall sits down with us to discuss family and the power of forgiveness. Later on we hear from Mumia Abu-Jamal about the dangers of Trump, Black Agenda Report’s Bruce Dixon explores the culture of violence and Youth Radio’s Phoebe Petrovic ask what young people of color think about Trump?
Actress Margo Hall discusses August Wilson’s, Fences.
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