Podcast: Code Switch on Racism in History
This episode talks about resisting the urge to forget history, even when remembering is incredibly painful.
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This episode talks about resisting the urge to forget history, even when remembering is incredibly painful.
Two professors discuss Blackness and why empathy alone is an incomplete tool for achieving racial justice.
NPR’s Code Switch explains how race and racism affect friendships.
A podcast discussing anger and the stereotype that haunts Black women.
A series of recordings of guided meditations for use with children.
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