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Schools Divided
Not all US schools are treated equally. Despite decades of protests, court victories, and political pledges some schools still lack resources that are barriers to student success.
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Leave a Message: White Boyfriend
We’re listening. 646-851-0347
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Cheddar Man Revelation
DNA from one of the earliest Britons “Cheddar Man” reveals he was “dark-skinned.”
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PERFORMANCES: Madison McFerrin Sings About Police Brutality
“Can You See? is about the police brutality that happens in America that we seem to ignore and not change systematically, and what it feels like to be a person of color in this country knowing that these things happen on a daily basis.” – Madison McFerrin
PERFORMANCES: VICELAND’s favorite vocalists tackle issues that matter to them.
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Trump State of the Union
Trump reiterates at State of the Union that all black people have jobs now and you’re welcome.
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White Man Identifies as Filipino
Have you ever heard of a “transracial” support group? You have now.
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Prodigy Discusses the Importance of Eating Right
In this deleted scene from THE THERAPIST, Prodigy discusses his motives for maintaining a heathy diet and how eating better relates to race issues.
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Grayson Murray’s Hot Takes
Pro golfer and tweet-deleter Grayson Murray has some hot takes on race and police violence.
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Charles Barkley with More Bad Opinions
Why do we keep asking Charles Barkley about race?
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Charles Barkley on Racism
Dry roasted peanut Charles Barkley brings nuance and thoughtfulness to the race dialogue. Just kidding.
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Comedian Hari Kondabolu
Comedian Hari Kondabolu talks about working for Hillary Clinton, the lane for South Asian comedians, and saying no to Chris Rock.
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Rachel Dolezal: Still White
In the face of reality, sense, and good taste, Rachel Dolezal still insists she’s a black woman.
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Comedian Jamali Maddix and Host of the Upcoming HATE THY NEIGHBOR
Jamali Maddix talks about what it was like following hate groups around Europe for his new show, HATE THY NEIGHBOR.
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New Jersey Drive
In Newark NJ, unemployment and lack of hope turns a tradition of joyriding stolen cars into an international criminal operation.
