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Can America Heal Its Racial Wounds? We Asked Desmond Tutu and His Daughter
In an interview, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter the Rev. Mpho Tutu explain the role of Ubuntu, an ancient southern African belief . . . . [that] holds that individuals exist only in relationship with other living beings” in…
Read MoreRecording and Resources: Understanding Racial-Ethnic Identity Development
EmbraceRace has made available the audio, video, and transcript of their May 23, 2017 webinar with Dr. Sandra Chapman. They also link to the models and resources on Dr. Chapman’s website.
Read MoreConfronting Racism with Technology: One School’s Story
Inspired by a talk by Not in Our Town presenter and supporter Ruha Benjamin about the ways in which technology facilitates oppression, Minnesota teachers Andy Charrier and Rebecca Bauer developed a program for their students to confront and talk about…
Read MoreA ‘Forgotten History’ Of How The U.S. Government Segregated America
Terry Gross interviews Richard Rothstein, whose new book, The Color of Law, examines the local, state and federal housing policies that mandated segregation.
Read MoreRacial Slurs Shouted At Orioles Player In Boston
This segment describes slurs directed at the Orioles outfielder Adam Jones. The “progressive city” is still dealing with its racist history. The Red Sox was the last major league baseball team to desegregate.
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