JJ and longtime, friend and colleague, Hillary Howard, WTOP News Anchor, discuss the devastation of Racism, anti-Semitism, Misogyny and other destructive, hate-based behaviors and how to prevail.

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Hagar Chemali and Bunmi Akinnusotu worked in the Obama administration. Both women have witnessed the marginalization of people of color. Both have established platforms to fight it. They talk about their efforts.

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Tyrese Coleman, is a Black woman, author and attorney who grew up and left Brown Grove, Va. years ago. But she's been spending a lot of time there again, since Wegman's decided to locate a massive warehouse there. She details how corporate interests and small town African American life have clashed.

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Mona Rishmawi is the Chief of the Rule of Law, Equality and Non-Discrimination Branch in the Office of the HighCommissioner for Human Rights. She says George Floyd's death moved the U.N. to take some action to deal with racial injustice and equality issues. So what did they do? And will it matter? Listen and find out. Follow us on Twitter @podcastcolors.

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Robin Golden, says she and her husband love each other, but the race related politics, protests and personalities that have emerged in the last few years have strained their marriage and she says it all has revealed something in him she didn't know existed. But, they are still together. Find out how that's possible. An extraordinary story, you have to hear. Follow us on twitter @podcastcolors.

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Dan Shelley, Executive Director and COO at the RTDNA, joins JJ as guest-host. They talk to Professor Robert Papper, from Syracuse University, about the overall trends, why television is making progress, but radio lags behind in diversity among staff and management. Follow us on Twitter @podcastcolors.

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Joel Oxley took the extraordinary step of writing an open letter in response to a hateful correspondence that Colors host JJ Green received. They discuss the contents of both letters, the response from supporters and detractors, why Oxley wrote the letter and what it means for the entire country. Follow us on Twitter @podcastcolors.

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Empathy. Hall of Fame football player Darrell Green says that's at the top of the list of solutions for America's racial problems. And on this week's episode of Colors -a dialogue on Race in America, with Host JJ Green, he also says not taking ourselves too seriously, and listening to young people are important as well.

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JJ Green and guest host Dr. Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, of George Mason University's Schar School, interview Dr. Zulia Orosco, professor at The Autonomous University of Baja, California about the many different forms of racism that Latinos face at home and here in the U.S.

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Colors was born the day George Floyd died. After 55 episodes of sometimes difficult dialogue on the state of race in America, we take a look back at where we started, where we are and where we're going. You can find more on @podcastcolors on twitter. Please follow us for exclusive excerpts, you'll only find there.

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