Meet Maya Little, UNC Student Whose Protest Ignited the Movement to Topple a Racist Confederate Statue

We end today's show in North Carolina, where hundreds of student protesters in Chapel Hill toppled the "Silent Sam" Confederate statue at the University of North Carolina Monday night, on the eve of the first day of classes. The statue was erected in 1913 to honor Confederate soldiers, and has been the target of repeated protests. For more, we speak with Maya Little, UNC doctoral student facing charges of property destruction and possible expulsion for pouring red ink and her own blood on the statue during an earlier protest in April.