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How Not to Raise a Racist
originally broadcast 9.15.03
Victoria Lautman Regular contributor
Susy Schultz Editor for Chicago Parent Magazine
Karen Goldman Director of Early Childhood Education
at the Chicago Children's Museum |
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Race Music originally broadcast 9.8.03
Guthrie P Ramsey, Jr. Assistant professor of music
at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Race Music:
Black Cultures from Bebop to Hip-Hop
Richard Steele Regular contributor |
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Colored People's Day originally broadcast
8.25.03
Christopher Robert Reed Professor of history at Roosevelt
University and author of All the World Is Here: The Black
Presence at White City |
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Gay Black Men originally broadcast 8.18.03
Aaron Freeman Journalist, comedian and contributor
for Eight Forty-Eight on Chicago Public Radio |
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Amistad originally broadcast 8.11.03
William Pinkney Captain of Amistad
America
Richard Steele Regular contributor |
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Race in the Schoolyard
originally broadcast 8.4.03
Barbara Ransby contributor |
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Code Switching, Part 2 originally broadcast
7.21.03 |
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Code Switching, Part 1
originally broadcast 7.21.03
Alejandra Coreto Ibanez project coordinator
for Pilsen Alliance
Jorge Valdivia general manager of Radio Arte
Ray Salazar contributor |
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The Outsider
originally broadcast 7.14.03
Jason Reblando Chicago writer and photographer
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The Perpetual Foreigner
originally broadcast 7.7.03
Wen Guang Huang Chicago writer |
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Chicago Public Radio Staff Conversation
originally broadcast 6.30.03
Richard Steele Regular contributor
Chicago Public Radio employees: Annette Wallace, Paul Vinelli,
Shiow Young, Steve Bynum, and Carlos Herandez-Gomez |
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Newsroom Diversity
originally broadcast 6.23.03
Rita Coburn Whack contributor
Sheila Soloman senior editor for recruiting
at the Chicago Tribune
Teresa Mask diversity editor at the Daily
Herald |
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Interview with Studs Terkel
about his book, Race
originally broadcast 6.13.03
Host Steve Edwards kicks off the series by discussing
the 1992 book, Race: How Blacks and Whites Think and Feel
about the American Obsession with author and special contributor
Studs Terkel. |
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