Teen Phylicia Barnes was found dead a year ago. But this week, a man is arrested for her murder. A man very close to her family. Don Lemon talks to Criminal Defense Attorney Holly Hughes.

The number of interracial couples in this country jumped a whopping 28% in the last decade.  CNN's Don Lemon speaks with Dr. Wendy Walsh about this change, while CNN producers head to the streets (or, rather, the CNN Atrium food court) to get people's first-hand accounts about their experiences being in interracial relationships... and others who remember a time when couples like this were considered by many to be "wrong."

Drinking on the job is typically looked down upon right? Martinis at lunch – a little bourbon with clients. It sounds more like a scene for the AMC show Mad Men. And you bet this includes plenty of drinking on the job. But is 2012 shaping up to look more like 1962?
And – are young women losing their right to be mothers? I talk to Human Behavior Expert Dr. Wendy Walsh.

CNN's Don Lemon has a frank talk about race with Diversity Expert Buck Davis, Culture Critic Goldie Taylor and Comedian Dean Obeidallah.

(Note: some viewers my find language offensive)

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Long before the world knew the name Trayvon Martin, 1960s America was deep in a debate over race. One of the people at the forefront of that conversation was Angela Davis. Her years as an activist and cultural leader speaks volumes. Don Lemon talked to Davis about how the Trayvon Martin case has turned into a global conversation.

Millions waited in lines around the country, hoping to get a piece of the Mega Millions Lottery. Only three won – in Maryland, Illinois and Kansas – and they'll each get a little over $218,000,000. Now, despite the odds, just one in 176 million, people forked over their cash hoping to win. Don Lemon talked with Human Behavior Expert Dr. Wendy Walsh about how excited people got, even with those near impossible odds.

President Barack Obama expressed sympathy for the family of Trayvon Martin, the unarmed 17-year-old who was shot dead by neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman in Sanford, Florida on February 26. "If I had a son," the president said, "he'd look like Trayvon." Some Republican presidential candidates seized on those comments, calling them divisive. But Don Lemon asks, who's really politicizing this tragedy?

Don Lemon talks to Human Behavior Expert Dr. Wendy Walsh.

A Florida community in disbelief. An unarmed teenager is shot and killed by someone whose job it is to keep the neighborhood safe. And – what if you won $500,000 from the lottery and you were told it was a mistake. Don Lemon talks Justice and the Law with Attorney Holly Hughes.

It's been hard to turn on the T.V.– or log onto Facebook or Twitter or email– and not hear about Ugandan warloard Joseph Kony. He's blamed for torturing, killing, and brainwashing children and families in central Africa.

Most had never heard of him until a 30-minute Youtube video called "Kony 2012" went viral.

Evelyn Apoko is one of Kony's victims. She weighs in on "Kony 2012."