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Category: Podcast
Reclaiming the bodies of children who died at Carlisle Indian School
Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Jeff Gammage tells Annette John-Hall, co-host of The Why, the history of the Carlisle Indian School, the efforts of tribes to have the remains of children who died at the school returned to them, and the on-going…
Read MoreBlack Lives Matter: The State of Activism Five Years After Eric Garner’s Death
Five years after the death of Eric Garner at the hands of NYC police, Tanzina Vega, host of The Takeaway, conducts a roundtable discussion on how the Black Lives Matter movement has evolved. Participants include Wesley Lowery, a national reporter…
Read MoreConfronting racist stereotypes in Princeton’s high school musical
Did you follow the controversy surrounding Princeton High School’s production of “Anything Goes” in the spring? Student Michaela Guo, who played in the orchestra and is Managing Editor of The Tower, the school newspaper, brought the issue to light in…
Read MoreExperts Question Corporate Inclusion Training
After singer SZA reported that she was racially profiled at a California Sephora cosmetics store, the company shut down all their stores for a one-hour diversity training for all its 16,000 employees. Reporter Karen Grigsby Bates questioned experts about…
Read MoreVoices of the Movement
Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post created a limited series podcast interviewing veterans of the civil rights movement. Episodes include Bloody Sunday, the participation of women and children, nonviolent resistance, and the role of music. To hear the voices of…
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