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What makes a book worth Oprah's time? John McWhorter flags the strongest, smartest writing on race that slipped through the cracks. Somehow.
John McWhorter Reads the Books on Race that Oprah's Book Club Missed -
Minus social commentary, the Cos is old-fashioned funny.
Bill Cosby Live at Lincoln Center: Minus Social Commentary, He Was Old-Fashioned Funny. -
Dr. Sut Jhally talks about his study on “The Cosby Show,” Cosby’s deal with white America and Obama’s “inner Huxtable.”
"Obama IS Cosby:" The Cosby Effect@25 -
Clair Huxtable came into my life in 1984, my junior year of high school. And from that moment forward, she was a role model for me and all I aspired to be: a wife, a mom, a successful attorney and a well-poised, fabulously dressed, attractive black woman.
How Clair Huxtable Shaped My Life -
“The Cosby Show” was activist television, agitprop theater disguised as sitcom.
The Huxtables Changed Not Television or Politics—But the Idea of Black Family -
A “fan” of what he calls “The Obama Show,” the Cos says if you can’t be a doctor, at least be an electrician.
Bill Cosby and Cliff Huxtable: Real-Life and On-Screen Politics -
Part II of The Root’s exclusive interview with Bill Cosby.
Bill Cosby on the 25th Anniversary of 'The Cosby Show' -
Did Cliff, Clair and the kids change America even more than they changed television?
The 25th Anniversary of 'The Cosby Show' -
The best and the worst post-Cosby performances from members of America’s favorite family.
The Best Post-Cosby Show Performances on the Show's 25th Anniversary -
Rudy was supposed to be a boy? Phylicia is only 10 years older than her daughter?
10 Kinda Fun Facts About 'The Cosby Show'
