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Most people are guided by religion, Caldwell says.

It’s important to distinguish between terrorists and Muslims.

Not following up on good will.

We must continue putting pressure on China, says Caldwell.

Caldwell worries that the human rights movement isn’t in the game.

Putting social justice in a proper context.

Harnessing technology to advance human rights.

Caldwell talks about the the impact of 9/11.

Caldwell asks citizens to participate more.

Growing up in SoHo.

David Patrick Columbia recalls an early holiday party.

David Patrick Columbia, on the people who can afford to party without working.

First, a car. Then, setting about to feed and shelter the needy masses.

A baffling gap in wealth.

A more unrealistic sense of ourselves.

The dangers of debt…

Are we in denial of global warming?

America’s “can-do” attitude.

The son of a chauffeur and a tenement superintendent, David Patrick Columbia came back to New York a different man.

David Patrick Columbia, on his lack of discipline.

David Patrick Columbia sees his work as social observation.

The difference between old money and new.

The best part about New York society.

Columbia thinks it’s because we’re looking for the truth about our own lives.

David Patrick Columbia talks about the media establishment attacking bloggers, and why he thinks this is wrong.

David Patrick Columbia talks about the joys, struggles and purpose behind writing NewYorkSocialDiary.com, which chronicles New York’s high society.

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Broder would like to have a chat with Mike Mansfield.

David Broder talks about his book on a younger generation of politicians who came of age during the Vietnam era.

Broder thinks there is room for an Independent party.