Uncomfortable Truths: Confronting Racism in America
When it comes to race in America, who aren'tyou talking to? Over the next several months, The Takeaway will be featuring conversations with two people who otherwise would not sit down together to talk about race. We'll hear how they think about this particular moment we're living in, and whether they can come to some sort of understanding about the role race plays in all aspects of American life — from issues like police brutality, income inequality, politics and much more.
The Takeaway is hosting conversations with people who otherwise would not sit down together to talk about race, and we want to invite you to participate.
In the latest installment of the series "Uncomfortable Truths," a white woman talks to her adopted black brother about the differences — and similarities — in their childhoods.
As part our "Uncomfortable Truths" series, a listener named Alison Fornes sits down with her mother, Julia, who kept her Puerto Rican identity hidden for years.
A high school student from the Bronx talks with her aunt, a laundromat owner in Queens, about race, privilege, and discrimination within their Dominican family and community.
In the latest installment of the series "Uncomfortable Truths," The Takeaway heads to St. Louis for a conversation about racial issues, class, power, and poverty.