NFL quarterback Michael Vick plans to plead guilty to federal dogfighting charges next week. The case has ignited a spirited public debate.
Is support for Vick in the black community based solely on his race, or on a broader belief that he's just the latest high-profile black man to be vilified in the media?
NPR correspondent Allison Keyes moderates a discussion with Michael Eric Dyson, author and Georgetown University professor; Mark Gray, radio host of Sports Groove on WOL-AM; and Katheryn Russell-Brown, author and law professor at the University of Florida.
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