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Find the entire episode of Us & Them here.
Filmmaker and journalist Roopa Gogineni usually covers civil wars in Africa. But when she saw Ferguson, Baltimore and the fight over the Confederate flag, she decided it was time to cover America’s ongoing Civil War.
Gogineni is a West Virginia-born journalist and filmmaker who tackles the fight over Confederate symbol in our latest episode of our podcast, Us & Them.
Roopa Gogineni usually covers civil wars in Africa. She sat down with West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s Scott Finn to explain what happened when she went to New Orleans to cover America’s Civil War.
Listen here or subscribe to Us & Them, where we have another related episode, “In Dixieland I’ll Take My Stand.”
