Jefferson, Joia Smith, Kwasi Nnamdi, Kojo Towns, Ed Kilpatrick, William

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Episode Number: 092492This episode includes segments on the Congressional Black Caucus and moral education. First, guests discuss the agenda of the Congressional Black Caucus in the 103rd Congress. With the 1992 election being extremely close, the chairman of the CBC considers the importance of having a Democrat as President. In the final segment, William Kilpatrick discusses the concept of moral education and how it differs from family values. The author believes that a value-based educational approach, where students decide right and wrong, is inferior to character education approach, which focuses on habit formation. He favors rooting education on a firm religious foundation, and he suggests that non-religious people and non-traditional values are creating social problems.

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