Charlie Rose: May 17, 1994

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First, a discussion about the Supreme Court's 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision on its 40th anniversary and that case's impact and what still needs to change with Jack Greenberg, one of the architects of that case, James Traub of the "New York Times", author and journalist Paul Robeson, Jr., and Melba Beals, one of nine students to integrate Little Rock's Central High School. Then, Pennsylvania Governor Robert P. Casey reflects on the heart and liver transplant that saved his life and improvements in the world of medicine. Finally, author V.S. Naipaul talks about his drive to be a writer, cultural identity confusion, and his novel, "A Way in the World".