Curry/Evans-Winters/KeithDr. Curry challenges viewers by uncovering the history of sexual violence against black males from slavery to present. Dr. Evans-Winters discusses black kids' treatment in schools. Njera Keith presents a program for black autonomy.
Riders/Adams/Kabui
E2
Riders/Adams/KabuiA Husband/wife hip hop duo replace digital technology with practices to better connect us. Anthropologist Dr. Adams encourages thoughtful listening with a talk on the art of the cab ride. Chef Kabui encourages sustainable organic food use.
Chang/Sáenz
E3
Chang/SáenzDr. Chang encourages us to tell our stories as she charts her path from undocumented Guatemalan immigrant child to hyperdocumented and influential college professor. Dr. Saenz offers a successful program for mentoring Latino males.
Gerstenblatt/Conways/Hoberman
E4
Gerstenblatt/Conways/HobermanDr. Hoberman details the hidden world of police steroid use. Lewis and Nicole Conway explore successful reentry from mental and physical incarceration. Dr. Gerstenblatt confronts her own racism in the journey of raising mixed race kids.
Reddick/Fox/Foster
E5
Reddick/Fox/FosterDr. Fox talks about building post-foster-care community and culture using food. Dr. Reddick speaks to the role of black faculty as mentors. Dr. Foster discusses Soul Train and the value of independent black television programs.
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