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Growing Up Queer: What Kids Need To Know

November 28, 2018 Education, Health, Race/Identity

Kids questioning their sexual identity have more resources than ever. Still, the road to clarity can be arduous.

Who Says You Can’t Have More Than One Religion?

November 27, 2018 Culture, Race/Identity

Duane R. Bidwell of the Claremont School of Theology joins us to talk about people who find it limiting to practice just one faith.

Haunted By Mental Illness

November 16, 2018 Culture, Health, Race/Identity

Lindsay Wong joins us to talk about how the stigma surrounding mental illness affected her loved ones.

Who Are You? Labels Matter

November 14, 2018 Race/Identity

Kwame Anthony Appiah joins us to explore how we see ourselves in relation to one another.

The Balancing Act Of Black Women

November 7, 2018 Culture, Race/Identity

Ralina L. Joseph joins us to talk about how black women often find themselves in a no-win situation.

The Literary Foundation Of Black Lives Matter

November 6, 2018 Culture, History, Race/Identity

Christopher J. Lebron joins us to walk through the history of American black intellectual thought.

Gun Ownership: Why It’s Different For Black People

October 31, 2018 Culture, Race/Identity

RJ Young joins us to talk about the differences between white and black gun culture.

A Novel Of The Modern Native American

October 29, 2018 Literature, Race/Identity

We talk with Tommy Orange about Native Americans who hold tightly to their identities in the modern world.

What Makes People Vote

October 26, 2018 Current Events, Politics, Race/Identity

This hour, we look at voting in America past and present.

Mobs vs. Mexicans In Texas History

October 22, 2018 History, Race/Identity

Monica Muñoz Martinez joins us to talk about how the families of Mexicans killed by vigilanties and the Texas Rangers in the early 20th Century sought justice for their loved ones.

The Roots Of Black Lives Matter

October 22, 2018 Culture, Current Events, Race/Identity

Barbara Ransby joins us to talk about what Black Lives Matter has accomplished – and about how it fits into the greater context of the Civil Rights movement.

A Korean Kid, Her White Parents, And Why That Matters

October 10, 2018 Best of Think, Culture, Race/Identity

Nicole Chung joins us to share her story of searching for her birth parents, and how that taught her about her own identity.