This week, we're having our first AI inspired show, asking the top ten questions that black and white people want to ask each other, but never do. Tune in!
This week, we'll continue our conversation on effective keys to dealing with workplace issues. What do you need to know before you ask for that promotion?
This week, we're discussing the issues of Stephen A. Smith, his remarks, and the response from the Naitonal Association of Black Journalists. Is this a problem? Tune in for this conversation and more!
This week, we'll explore how we see race. Do you see race? Or do you not see race? Do you understand the biases you might carry with you? We'll talk about this and more. Tune in!
This week, Angel Gomez, the Latino chair of the Democratic Caucus in Saginaw County joins us to talk about the nine Latino workers arrested by ICE in Saginaw Township. Tune in!
This week, we're talking about how immigration enforcement affects race relations in the United States. Where can we find unity talking about protecting borders and treating people with dignity? Tune in!
This week, we're talking about whether black men can get justice in the justice system. Is there a different standard for justice in our country? Tune in!
This week, we'll talk about tough family decisions, then the new civil rights era in America. How have we progressed since the 1960's and 70's, and what work is still being done?
This week we'll talk about the political climate in today's world and discuss plans for this year's Saginaw Juneteenth Celebration. Tune in to learn about the origins of Juneteenth and how it is a truly American celebration!
This week we're saluting our graduating class of 2026, looking at the origins of Memorial Day, and talking about recent developments at the state and federal level that impact the black vote. Where do these ideas come from and how do they show the relationship between our government and its citizens?
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About United Shades of Gray with Kareem Bowen
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“United Shades of Gray, Conversations of Race in America” is hosted by Kareem Bowen, an author, community activist, and pastor at The Potter’s Church Ministries.
Every Sunday, Kareem and his co-host Mark Bassett, retired CEO of Hemlock Semiconductor, discuss current events, political issues, and overarching racial issues in candid and open conversations based on mutual respect. The conversations often feature guests from a variety of perspectives to showcase differing opinions coming to the table and communicating, trying to find common ground on difficult issues, all while keeping it light hearted.