Black and Latinx communities are the core of Race Through Education. When we started this podcast, we wanted to make sure that we were amplifying the voices and centering Black and Brown learners' lived experiences. And what better way to do that than through your own voices? Over the spring and summer of 2020, we spoke to our communities and prompted them with questions related to intersections of race, racism, and their educational experiences. What we heard back was fascinating. On some level, the common theme was that each of our community members experienced a racialized education experience. Some were as subtle as being the only Black and Latino kid in your class, to the extreme of being referred to by a fellow student by the N-word. What does this mean for our communities? Is there an expectation that schooling in the US will come with different experiences for Black and Brown students?