Over the last few years, The State of Race has tackled important issues resonating with communities of color, such as police reform, inequities in health care and education, and voting rights. At the center of all these issues is how democracy looks for the BIPOC community, and what are the issues at stake? On the next State Of Race – we’ll look at some of our most vulnerable communities and see how the threats to our democracy may impact people of color and if we are moving in the right direction.
Featuring Jamal Watkins, NAACP Senior Vice President of Strategy and Advancement; Renée Graham, The Boston Globe's opinion columnist and associate editor; Diana Hwang, Founder and Executive Director at the Asian American Women Political Initiative; and Ivan Espinoza-Madrigal, Executive Director at the Lawyers For Civil Rights, Boston. Moderated by Paris Alston, co-host of GBH Morning Edition and The Wakeup podcast at @GBHNews.
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