Colors is a frank discussion about race. Join JJ Green, who is black and guests of different racial backgrounds as they discuss the challenges the nation faces as it struggles to heal and make meaningful changes for racial equality. It's a safe, non-judgmental, apolitical space to discuss race. Join us.

This five-part miniseries explores what happens when your parents come from two different countries, cultures, or races. Host Alex Laughlin shares her own stories and interviews multiracial people about what their racial identities mean to them. Five episodes, five themes and a whole bunch of stories to make you think about what it means to be an American.

This episode goes in to depth of what a America really is and how citizens of America of different viewpoints on what this country is.

Race Haven is a safe place for people from diverse Race, Religious, Cultural, & Political backgrounds to bring their race based perspectives, questions, assumptions, frustrations, and experiences to engage in thoughtful honest Dialogue in an effort to transcend race in America.

Welcome to the Blackout: One Black Man’s Opinion on Race in America. In this podcast I will share the black experience from my own view and personal experience. I focus on providing real, fresh, new ideas and life stories about my black experience and lessons my life has taught me. We’ll talk about everything from gang ties, jail time, homeless, grinding for money, dating, education and more. This is a new arena of podcast where I’m not sugar coating or lying at all. This is The Blackout and ...

What can film teach us about the evolution of racial politics and depictions of race in the United States? In this series, we’ll be exploring key questions around the impact, influence, and significance of film as a form of social analysis, engagement, and critique. We will examine how racial politics in America are represented by its films, Hollywood cinema’s role in how race is framed, and how this framing has contributed to broad, intersectional representations of racial inequality. We wi ...