We hear from WBUR reporters Carrie Jung and Fred Thys on what we know so far about plans to reopen childcare centers, schools, and universities.

We take listener questions on coronavirus.

The Department of Early Education and Care has already started easing its restrictions for reopening.

A recent debate over racism and privilege among local Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders has raised questions about how the community can move forward productively to address systemic racism.

Plus, how is our national reckoning over race impacting the meaning of local monuments?

We're joined by WBUR senior news correspondent Kimberly Atkins and WBUR legal analyst Nancy Gertner.

Our national reckoning over race in America has renewed attention and opposition to monuments, both nationally and locally.

This week's panelists include: Renee Graham, Boston Globe columnist and WBUR Contributor, and Jim Stergios, executive director of the Pioneer Institute.

We look at what protections employees and customers should expect, and what to do if a business is not complying with state guidelines.

From Jackie Robinson, to Adam Jones, to Torii Hunter -- there's a long history of allegations of racism against the Red Sox organization and its fans.