Violence That Doesn't Go Viral
Code Switch4 Elo 2021

Violence That Doesn't Go Viral

We talk a lot on this show about people who have been killed by police officers. But there is so much police violence that falls short of being fatal, but forever alters the lives of the people on the business end of it. So this week, we're turning things over to the "On Our Watch" podcast, out of KQED and NPR's Investigations Team.

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Why Do We Still Care About Tupac?

Why Do We Still Care About Tupac?

Tupac Shakur died 20 years ago this week. Gene Demby and Shereen Marisol Meraji debate his legacy with the writer Kevin Powell, who covered the rapper for three years until Tupac's death. How should w...

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The Dangers Of Life As An American 'Nobody'

The Dangers Of Life As An American 'Nobody'

Marc Lamont Hill untangles the decades of dysfunction that have led to recent racial flash-points in his latest book, Nobody: Casualties of America's War on the Vulnerable, from Ferguson to Flint and ...

8 Syys 201624min

Code Switch Extra: Singer Juan Gabriel's Sexuality Was 'Open Secret'

Code Switch Extra: Singer Juan Gabriel's Sexuality Was 'Open Secret'

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What's So Funny About The Indian Accent?

What's So Funny About The Indian Accent?

From Apu to Ashton Kutcher, mimicking the Indian accent is still widely seen as fair game. Even lots of ABCD's — American-born confused desis — do it. But is it out of love, or mockery? Code Switch's ...

31 Elo 201627min

Code Switch Extra: "Southside" and Black Love at the Movies

Code Switch Extra: "Southside" and Black Love at the Movies

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26 Elo 201621min

Nate Parker's Past, His Present, And The Future Of "The Birth of A Nation"

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Actor Nate Parker is the center of a lot attention these days because of his upcoming movie The Birth of A Nation. Parker wrote, directed and stars as Nat Turner, leader of an historic 1831 slave rebe...

24 Elo 201642min

Struggling School, Or Sanctuary?

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When a school shuts down, students often lose more than a place of learning; they lose friends, mentors and a community. This is an experience that disproportionately affects black students. Shereen M...

17 Elo 201641min

Say My Name, Say My Name (Correctly, Please)

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When you have a name like Aparna Nancherla or Maz Jobrani, you get used to people butchering it. These two comedians, who both come from immigrant families, talk to Code Switch editor Tasneem Raja abo...

10 Elo 201626min

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