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  • LISTEN: How Puerto Ricans Are Preparing For The Next Hurricane

    NPR spoke to politicians and residents of the island about what they are doing in the face of government inaction.  

    Ayana Byrd Jul 3, 2019 2:15PM EDT
     Dr. Yashica Robinson. Black woman in white suit and black shirt sits at microphone with people behind her.

    The Stakes Podcast Speaks to Alabama's Sole Abortion Provider

    Host Kai Wright tours one of just three clinics that provide the medical procedure in the entire state.

    Ayana Byrd Jun 19, 2019 2:00PM EDT
    Linda Taylor. Black woman in a black and white photo, wearing a fur coat with her hand on her hat walking in parking lot in Chicago.

    LISTEN: Code Switch Dives Into Story Behind the 'Welfare Queen'

    The podcast offers an in-depth look at Linda Taylor, the first woman to be called a “welfare queen,” and the political and policy consequences of the racist stereotype.

    Ayana Byrd Jun 10, 2019 5:15PM EDT
    Lonnie Morris and Richard Lathan. Two middle-aged Black men in prison uniforms, blue and yellow, in front of a gate.

    LISTEN: San Quentin State Prison Podcast 'Ear Hustle' Returns for New Season

    Season four introduces listeners to a new host and a segment about learning the ropes in the prison.

    N. Jamiyla Chisholm Jun 6, 2019 10:26AM EDT
    Two young Latinnx women, one wearing braces, sit side by side.

    Study and Roundtable Explore How Latinx Community Experiences Colorism

    Those with darker skin are more likely to say they’ve been discriminated against, drawing a line directly to race.

    Tiarra Mukherjee Apr 11, 2019 1:38PM EDT
    Damon Young. A head shot of a bearded Black man in black glasses with a black t-shirt smiling in front of a brick wall.

    LISTEN: Damon Young Breaks Down His New Collection of Essays

    “What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Blacker” shines a light on the struggles of existing while Black.

    Tiarra Mukherjee Mar 25, 2019 1:14PM EDT
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