Brown v. Board and the Return of Segregation?
About the Episode
We take a look at the lasting impact of Brown v. Board of Education as we approach the 60th Anniversary of the Supreme Court decision in the case. We'll also turn our lens on Nigeria in the wake of the kidnapping of over 300 schoolgirls. The crime has attracted international attention including rallies held here in the Boston area and prompted US intervention in an effort to find the girls.
Aired:
05/15/14
| Expires: | Runtime: 26m 46s
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Extras
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Charles Daniels Jr. on Basic Black 1-29-21
Charles Daniels Jr., therapist/CEO of Father’s Uplift, on racial generational trauma.1:21 -
Kim McLarin on Basic Black 1-29-21
Kim McLarin, Associate Professor at Emerson College, discusses racial generational trauma.0:50 -
Dr. Stephanie Batiste on Basic Black 2-5-21
Dr. Stephanie Batiste on how code-switching is destructive to people of color.1:25 -
Phillip Martin on Basic Black 2-5-21
Martin on prominent Black public figures and code-switching.0:53 -
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Rev. Mariama White-Hammond on Basic Black 2-19-21
Rev. Mariama White-Hammond discusses the makeup and approach of her church on Basic Black.0:49 -
Rev. James Ross on Basic Black 2-19-21
Rev. James Ross discusses the power of virtual worship on Basic Black.1:19 -
Headlines in the News - May 3, 2013
Jason Collins made history by becoming the first professional athlete to announce he's gay26:48 -
Charles Ramsey, race, class and social media
Charles Ramsey of Cleveland, Ohio rescued three women ...26:57
