How do you sum up a year in which Americans experienced one national hurt after another? In 2020, we faced the coronavirus pandemic, a summer of unrest over racial injustice and instances of political violence. New York Times best-selling author and cultural critic Roxane Gay joins Soledad to discuss her new personal account, “Writing into the Wound: Understanding Trauma, Truth, and Language,” speaking to her own trauma and that felt by the nation.
Could A City’s Form of Reparations Become a Model for the Nation
April 4, 2021Could A City’s Form of Reparations Become a Model for the Nation
April 4, 2021
Sonia Sanchez Writes Haiku For Soledad O’Brien
March 28, 2021Sonia Sanchez Writes Haiku For Soledad O’Brien
March 28, 2021
Navigating the Chaos of the World Through Poetry
March 28, 2021Navigating the Chaos of the World Through Poetry
March 28, 2021
How The 1982 Murder of Vincent Chin Fueled Asian Americans to Fight for Justice
February 21, 2021How The 1982 Murder of Vincent Chin Fueled Asian Americans to Fight for Justice
February 21, 2021
Fighting the Spike in Violence Against Asian Americans
February 21, 2021Fighting the Spike in Violence Against Asian Americans
February 21, 2021
Combating Implicit Bias in Law Enforcement
January 10, 2021Combating Implicit Bias in Law Enforcement
January 10, 2021
Following A Civil Rights Legacy After His Father Was Shot and Charged for Inciting A Riot
January 10, 2021Following A Civil Rights Legacy After His Father Was Shot and Charged for Inciting A Riot
January 10, 2021
What the 1918 Flu Pandemic Can Teach Us About Letting Our Guard Down Too Soon
March 28, 2021What the 1918 Flu Pandemic Can Teach Us About Letting Our Guard Down Too Soon
March 28, 2021
