What is "the new Jim Crow"? Our guests discuss the war on drugs, mass incarceration, and some helpful ways to re-shape the discussions about defunding the police.

This episode explores how the civil rights movement in the US was connected to similar movements in other countries around the world.

Learn more about the civil rights era by looking at MLK and Malcom X, how they were similar and different.

Explore the roots of the civil rights movement by looking at he history of segregation in the USA.

How can you begin a journey of interfaith engagement? Discover in this episode some strategies, concrete advice, and next steps.

Join Frans, Doug, and Penny as they discuss some of the very negative things we associate with Islam, like violence, terrorism, and "sharia,". Discover how to understand those things better with some facts, personal stories, and insights from history.

Three women (African-American, Asian American, and White) explore the connections between interfaith work and racial justice work.

Eric, Will, and Penny conclude their conversations about Asian Americans focusing on Asian bias during COVID and how the stories we tell create a sense of belonging or a sense of alienation.

The Triangulation of Asian Americans involves being both a model minority and a perpetual outsider. Find out more about the unique position of Asians in this episode about Race in America.

Learn about Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino immigration in the past 150 years and how these groups were welcomed and excluded.