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Roger Wilkins As the highest-ranking African American in the U.S. Justice Department during the turbulent '60s, Wilkins led the way on civil rights from inside the federal government. In this wide-ranging discussion Wilkins talks about his years in Washington and the ongoing fight for social justice. May 2009 Reader Comments
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