Journalist Iris Kuo joins us to talk about how recent court cases are raising questions about privilege and identity in the Asian American community.
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Journalist Iris Kuo joins us to talk about how recent court cases are raising questions about privilege and identity in the Asian American community.
Read moreMississippi State sociologist Margaret Hagerman joins us to talk about how white children learn about race.
Read moreCharlene A Carruthers joins us to talk about strategies social justice activists can adopt to accomplish their missions.
Read moreJournalist Lisa Rab joins us to talk about how race and culture inform who gets to claim Indian ancestry.
Read moreJulie Lythcott-Haims joins us to talk about her own upbringing as the child of a black father and white mother.
Read moreNeel Patel joins us to talk about how his experience as an Indian American informed his debut collection of short stories.
Read moreAuthor and activist Darnell Moore joins us to talk about the struggles of growing up black and queer.
Read moreDocumentarian Sabaah Folayan joins us to talk about turning Ferguson bystander footage into a portrait of unrest that differs from the more traditional media presentation.
Read moreFormer neo-Nazi Christian Picciolini joins us to talk about how a moment of racial violence shook him out of his ways.
Read moreRobin DiAngelo joins us to talk about how white fragility gets in the way of meaningful interracial dialogue.
Read moreFormer public defender James Forman Jr. joins us to talk about how policies from the 1970s lead to an overrepresentation of people of color in American prisons.
Read moreSociologist Ann Travers joins us to talk about the experience of transgender kids – and about how parents can guide their discovery.
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