Sandy Aid Issues; Stokely Carmichael Bio; Honorary Street Names

The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 5, 2014

Officials in some towns and cities in New Jersey say they aren't scheduled to get enough Sandy aid money – and that some towns with less damage are getting more. New Jersey Public Radio’s Scott Gurian explains the details behind the state’s review process for the funds. Plus: The founder and director of this year’s New York ReelAbilities Film Festival discuss this year’s lineup and policy issues in the films, which promote awareness and appreciation of people with disabilities; Peniel Joseph, the author of a new biography of Stokely Carmichael, talks about the political leader's controversial life; and a guide to the many honorary street names in New York City.  

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