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Nightline: America in Black and White #720175

ABC Special for Monday, May 06, 2002

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  • Discussion with Chris Bury (ABC) and Archdiocese of Chicago Bishop Joseph Perry re: issues surrounding the racial tensions that surfaced when St. Sabina, a predominantly African-American school, joined the Southside Catholic athletic conference.
  • Taped segments with Chris Bury (ABC), Mary Pitillo of Northwestern University††, St. Sabina athletic director Christopher Mallette, former Southside Catholic Conference executive director Hank Lenzen, St. Sabina pastor Reverend Michael Pfleger, St. Sabina Academy student Isaac Glover, St. Denis School student Matthew Gibson, St. Gerald School student Meghan Biernacki, St. Sabina Academy student Jennifer Toliver, St. Denis School student William Adams, and unidentified others.
  • Reporter(s):
    Bury, Chris
    Duration:
    00:30:00

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