raceRace, Health And The Pandemic With Dr. David SatcherDavid Satcher grew up in the segregated south. He went on to serve as the 16th U.S. surgeon general. We talk to him about race, health and the pandemic.Resume46:50Dec 2, 2020Tackling The Racial Wealth Gap: William Darity's Plan For ReparationsA newly energized push for reparations for descendants of enslaved people. We dig into specific proposals and examples of reparations already in place.Resume47:18Jun 23, 2020Journalist Eduardo Porter On Why Racial Hostility Is An 'American Poison'Eduardo Porter discusses how racial hostility derails our politics and economy.Resume47:14Jun 18, 2020Amid George Floyd Protests, Pandemic: Where Election 2020 StandsWhat messages are black Americans sending to politicians about what they want in November?Resume46:57Jun 3, 2020Minneapolis, Atlanta, Los Angeles: Telling The Stories Of Protesters In These CitiesAs protests continue across the United States, we check in directly with Los Angeles, Minneapolis and Atlanta to get the latest.Resume46:58Jun 3, 2020AdvertisementHow To Talk To Your Kids About Race, Racism And Police ViolenceHow should parents talk with their children about all they're seeing and experiencing right now? Resume47:18Jun 2, 2020Oklahoma To Incorporate 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Into Statewide School CurriculumOklahoma announces the state will incorporate the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre into the statewide school curriculum. We'll learn why. Resume46:35Feb 28, 2020What Does It Really Mean To Get A Good Education?Students at the Renaissance School in Springfield, Massachusetts, spend a lot of time in supportive peer groups learning social and emotional skills.Nov 21, 2019Botham Jean, Amber Guyger And The Question Of Forgiveness In The CourtTears, hugs and a new debate about race and forgiveness after an ex-Dallas cop is sentenced for the murder of her unarmed neighbor.Resume47:14Oct 7, 2019Part IV: School Integration And The Achievement GapSixty-five years after the mandate to desegregate schools, it’s still controversial. The conclusion of our special series, "The Fifty Year Fight: Solutions for Closing the Achievement Gap."Resume47:12Sep 30, 2019Ferguson, 5 Years On: What's Changed Since Michael Brown's DeathFive years after Ferguson, the national conversation about race and policing is still ongoing – and residents of Ferguson, Missouri, are still searching for answers.Resume47:08Aug 19, 2019Remembering Toni Morrison, 'A Friend Of Our Minds'The literature and the legacy of the author Toni Morrison, who has died at 88. A Nobel laureate and Pultizer Prize-winner, her novels include "Beloved" and "Song of Solomon."Resume46:56Aug 7, 2019What Baltimoreans Think About President Trump's Attacks On Their CityWe know what President Trump thinks about Baltimore, but how do the people who live there see their city? We’re listening to Baltimore.Resume17:09Jul 31, 2019Rep. Clay On President Trump: Racism Is 'Deep In His DNA'"He's wrong. He's off-base, and there's no place in American politics for that kind of discourse," the Missouri congressman said of President Trump's recent tweets.Resume08:04Jul 16, 2019Race And Racism In Washington: Trump Tweets, Democrats' Infighting And MoreFrom President Trump’s "go back" tweets to the dispute between the "squad" and House Speaker Pelosi. We take a look at race and racism in Washington.Resume47:24Jul 16, 2019How We're Still Reckoning With O.J. Simpson And 'The Trial Of The Century,' 25 Years LaterTwenty-five years ago today: the double-murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman in Los Angeles. What followed changed the way Americans talk about race, fame, sex and law.Jun 12, 201925 Years On, The Lasting Cultural Impact Of The O.J. Simpson TrialTwenty-five years after the O.J. Simpson case began, how did it change our views on justice, celebrity and race?Resume47:17Jun 12, 2019In 'Thick,' Tressie McMillan Cottom Looks At Beauty, Power And Black Womanhood In AmericaSociologist Tressie McMillan Cottom discusses upending stereotypes of black womanhood.Resume46:36May 27, 2019U.S. Unemployment Is At A 50-Year Low. But Not Everybody's A WinnerU.S. unemployment is at the lowest level in nearly 50 years. We look at who wins and who loses in a strong labor market.Resume47:02May 20, 2019New Sandra Bland Video Reopens Conversation On Documenting Police EncountersIn police shootings and controversial arrests, law enforcement usually tells the first story. But what happens when more video is released long after the incident?Resume46:49May 13, 2019Next Page
Race, Health And The Pandemic With Dr. David SatcherDavid Satcher grew up in the segregated south. He went on to serve as the 16th U.S. surgeon general. We talk to him about race, health and the pandemic.Resume46:50Dec 2, 2020
Tackling The Racial Wealth Gap: William Darity's Plan For ReparationsA newly energized push for reparations for descendants of enslaved people. We dig into specific proposals and examples of reparations already in place.Resume47:18Jun 23, 2020
Journalist Eduardo Porter On Why Racial Hostility Is An 'American Poison'Eduardo Porter discusses how racial hostility derails our politics and economy.Resume47:14Jun 18, 2020
Amid George Floyd Protests, Pandemic: Where Election 2020 StandsWhat messages are black Americans sending to politicians about what they want in November?Resume46:57Jun 3, 2020
Minneapolis, Atlanta, Los Angeles: Telling The Stories Of Protesters In These CitiesAs protests continue across the United States, we check in directly with Los Angeles, Minneapolis and Atlanta to get the latest.Resume46:58Jun 3, 2020
How To Talk To Your Kids About Race, Racism And Police ViolenceHow should parents talk with their children about all they're seeing and experiencing right now? Resume47:18Jun 2, 2020
Oklahoma To Incorporate 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Into Statewide School CurriculumOklahoma announces the state will incorporate the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre into the statewide school curriculum. We'll learn why. Resume46:35Feb 28, 2020
What Does It Really Mean To Get A Good Education?Students at the Renaissance School in Springfield, Massachusetts, spend a lot of time in supportive peer groups learning social and emotional skills.Nov 21, 2019
Botham Jean, Amber Guyger And The Question Of Forgiveness In The CourtTears, hugs and a new debate about race and forgiveness after an ex-Dallas cop is sentenced for the murder of her unarmed neighbor.Resume47:14Oct 7, 2019
Part IV: School Integration And The Achievement GapSixty-five years after the mandate to desegregate schools, it’s still controversial. The conclusion of our special series, "The Fifty Year Fight: Solutions for Closing the Achievement Gap."Resume47:12Sep 30, 2019
Ferguson, 5 Years On: What's Changed Since Michael Brown's DeathFive years after Ferguson, the national conversation about race and policing is still ongoing – and residents of Ferguson, Missouri, are still searching for answers.Resume47:08Aug 19, 2019
Remembering Toni Morrison, 'A Friend Of Our Minds'The literature and the legacy of the author Toni Morrison, who has died at 88. A Nobel laureate and Pultizer Prize-winner, her novels include "Beloved" and "Song of Solomon."Resume46:56Aug 7, 2019
What Baltimoreans Think About President Trump's Attacks On Their CityWe know what President Trump thinks about Baltimore, but how do the people who live there see their city? We’re listening to Baltimore.Resume17:09Jul 31, 2019
Rep. Clay On President Trump: Racism Is 'Deep In His DNA'"He's wrong. He's off-base, and there's no place in American politics for that kind of discourse," the Missouri congressman said of President Trump's recent tweets.Resume08:04Jul 16, 2019
Race And Racism In Washington: Trump Tweets, Democrats' Infighting And MoreFrom President Trump’s "go back" tweets to the dispute between the "squad" and House Speaker Pelosi. We take a look at race and racism in Washington.Resume47:24Jul 16, 2019
How We're Still Reckoning With O.J. Simpson And 'The Trial Of The Century,' 25 Years LaterTwenty-five years ago today: the double-murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman in Los Angeles. What followed changed the way Americans talk about race, fame, sex and law.Jun 12, 2019
25 Years On, The Lasting Cultural Impact Of The O.J. Simpson TrialTwenty-five years after the O.J. Simpson case began, how did it change our views on justice, celebrity and race?Resume47:17Jun 12, 2019
In 'Thick,' Tressie McMillan Cottom Looks At Beauty, Power And Black Womanhood In AmericaSociologist Tressie McMillan Cottom discusses upending stereotypes of black womanhood.Resume46:36May 27, 2019
U.S. Unemployment Is At A 50-Year Low. But Not Everybody's A WinnerU.S. unemployment is at the lowest level in nearly 50 years. We look at who wins and who loses in a strong labor market.Resume47:02May 20, 2019
New Sandra Bland Video Reopens Conversation On Documenting Police EncountersIn police shootings and controversial arrests, law enforcement usually tells the first story. But what happens when more video is released long after the incident?Resume46:49May 13, 2019