He lambasted their language, decried their decorum and panned their parenting. No wonder Bill's Cosby's remarks about African Americans have created a stir. Were his words a welcome wake-up call? Or a misguided attack? Bill Cosby joins NPR's Lynn Neary to discuss his controversial comments. Plus, hear how teachers are using Cosby's words in the classroom.
Guests:
Bill Cosby, comedian, actor and social activist; caused a stir with recent comments about the African-American community
Jabria Lewis, teaches fifth grade at Burney Elementary School in Washington, D.C.
Hazel Stewart, former chemistry and biology teacher in Chicago public schools;
former principal; former regional superintendent and student council sponsor
Jenice View, teaches eighth grade at the Capital City Charter School in Washington, D.C.
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