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Tag: Journalism
The Best Part
A mixed-race couple in their 20s talks about what race means to them.
An economist’s guide to watching the Atlanta 2020 presidential debate: 3 essential reads
As the next debate approaches, here are the topics democrats are most likely to cover.
Podcast: Education and Race
Decades after the integration of schools, James Shields talks about race in higher education.
Podcast: Brown White Black Family
Nishta J. Mehra talked about her upbringing, her family, and her book.
Podcast: Parenting a Mixed-Race Child
Author Naomi Raquel Enright talks about being mixed-race, multicultural and a mom.
Podcast: Writing from Experience
Writers F. Douglas Brown and Anika Fajardo talk about their books and their experiences being mixed-race.
Podcast: The Beiging of America
Professors Tara Betts and Sean Fredrick Forbes talk about their anthology, The Beiging of America, a book about what it means to be mixed-race.
Photos from the Brooklyn Book Festival
Books on sale at the Brooklyn Book Festival.
Carmen Maria Machado and others spoke at a panel on love and desire.
Vendors advertised at the Brooklyn Book Festival.
New Yorkers attend a panel for the Brooklyn Book Festival.
New Yorkers enjoy the Brooklyn Book Festival.
Brooklyn Poets had a table at the Brooklyn Book Festival.
“I Guess I’m More Japanese Than You”
Lynda, a white American, and Kazu Gomi, who is Japanese and from Japan, believe their culture is a bigger difference than their race. Read more about them here.
