Kenyatta D. Berry, host of “Genealogy Roadshow” on PBS, joins us to talk about using online archives to build a story of your family – and about how collecting this data is still challenging for descendants of slaves.
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Kenyatta D. Berry, host of “Genealogy Roadshow” on PBS, joins us to talk about using online archives to build a story of your family – and about how collecting this data is still challenging for descendants of slaves.
Read moreDara Horn joins us to talk about the most well-known victim of the Holocaust and what she might have become.
Read moreHarvard Law professor Robert H. Mnookin joins us to talk about how intermarriage, decreased religious observance and varying views on Israel are threatening American Jewish identity.
Read moreMychal Denzel Smith joins us to talk about how black writers from James Baldwin to Ta-Nehisi Coates consider the race of their readers – and the relationship they have with their publishers.
Read moreSarah Cortez joins us to talk about her reflections on what it means to protect and serve.
Read moreKids questioning their sexual identity have more resources than ever. Still, the road to clarity can be arduous.
Read moreDuane R. Bidwell of the Claremont School of Theology joins us to talk about people who find it limiting to practice just one faith.
Read moreLindsay Wong joins us to talk about how the stigma surrounding mental illness affected her loved ones.
Read moreKwame Anthony Appiah joins us to explore how we see ourselves in relation to one another.
Read moreRalina L. Joseph joins us to talk about how black women often find themselves in a no-win situation.
Read moreChristopher J. Lebron joins us to walk through the history of American black intellectual thought.
Read moreRJ Young joins us to talk about the differences between white and black gun culture.
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