The color line in the United States is the set of social, economic, and political barriers that exist between racial groups. This makes experiences different since we have barriers that separate how we live our life based on race. The Color of

Do you really have curly hair? Tune in to find out why that question matters more than you'd think.

Oct 30th, 2020 10m 53s

An overview of the natural and curly hair movements and a discussion on historic racism, appropriation of language and racist advertising.

"All Men are Created Equal": Is Race Still Relevant in the Criminal Justice System?

Oct 30th, 2020 9m 2s

Does race play a factor in how an individual is treated in the American criminal justice system? An overview of our prison and justice protocols and discussion about whether race is still as relevant in US society now as it was during Jim Crow.

Colorblindness: Pulling the Wool Over Our Eyes

Oct 30th, 2020 13m 41s

In this episode, we'll be discussing racial colorblindness and why it's not a very effective tool to navigate society. Full transcript and sources are available for this episode.Music Credit: www.bensound.com

Racial Stereotypes: What Can They Do to You?

Oct 28th, 2020 8m 10s

We look deep into the discussion of why human's judge individuals bast on stereotypes and how racial stereotypes can affect an individuals every day life.

White Privilege: The Invisible Advantage

Oct 26th, 2020 8m 12s

Hello! Welcome to my episode, titled “White Privilege: The Invisible Advantage”. My name is Kinsey Kliment, and I am a senior occupational therapy student at a small liberal arts school known as Elizabethtown College. With the increase of divi

Episode 1: Introduction to the podcast "Race, Racism and Why Black Lives Matter"

Oct 23rd, 2020 1m 53s

Hi folks and welcome to the podcast entitled “Race, Racism, and Why Black Lives Matter.” I am Professor Conrad Kanagy of Elizabethtown College and the author of several podcasts including this one. Students in my Race and Ethnic Relations cours