A whiteness that's only skin deep

Latinos make up at least 50% of all Customs and Border Patrol agents and 20% of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents — which has a lot of critics asking, why? We talk to Geraldo Cadava, professor of Latino Studies at Northwestern and contributor to the Atlantic, to break do ...  Show more

Happy tenth birthday to us! In true Gemini fashion - we're that sign - we're celebrating by exploring our duality through astrology. Our intrepid Aquarius, B.A. Parker, talks to an astrologer and a science writer - a true believer and a real skeptic - about why Black and Latina w ...  Show more

A city council candidate says he's black. But his opponent accuses him of being a white man pretending to be black. If race is simply a social construct and not a biological reality, how do we determine someone's race? And who gets to decide? We tell the story of a man whose raci ...  Show more

D’où vient le tabou autour de la question raciale en France ? D’où vient la prise de conscience de sa différence quand on est Noir.e, Asiatique ou Arabe ? D’où vient l’idée de ce podcast, son nom, notre envie d’aborder les questions raciales ? Pour ce premier ...

Hey guys, In this episode I have two special guests that have been so candid and open to discussing racism especially in Australia and how having and acknowledging their white privilege has changed their perspective on life.  Additionally we touched based on stereotypes we have c ...  Show more

Have you ever wondered why waterfalls appear white when still water is transparent? Why clouds, or snow, appear white when they too are essentially just water molecules in different states? What makes something white, opaque or transparent? These are the questions CrowdScience ...