There are race books, and there are beach reads, and on this ep, we strove to find the overlap in that Venn diagram (with varying degrees of success 😂)

Listen, and in the replies let us know what your favorite identity + beach reads are this summer 👇🏾

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Not to be all “What to the slave is the 4th of July?” on here, but I did a story about what kind of descendant I wanna be. It’s been airing on the radio this holiday. So listen if you’re into that sorta thing. 💙 npr.org/2023/06/06/118…

This week, in the second of two episodes, Parker (B.A. Parker) and her mom decide to go back to the plantation where their family began.
And Parker gets locked in the home of the plantation owner. npr.org/2023/06/06/118…

Listen to B.A. Parker and Rebecca Nagle get into why ICWA matters for Native identity and sovereignty: npr.org/2023/05/09/117…

Going to a white church in a Black body. That's what our play-cousin J.C. Howard (J.C. Howard ($8)) gets into on this week's episode. And J.C. digs into the spiritual journey of Dante Stewart (@stewartdantec), who started and ended in a very similar place.
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🔊“Native kids have been the tip of the spear in attacks on Tribal sovereignty for years,” journalist and activist Rebecca Nagle (Cherokee) explains on this week’s episode of NPR's Code Switch. #ProtectICWA

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The Supreme Court is about to decide on a case arguing that the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) discriminates against white people. This week, Rebecca Nagle (Rebecca Nagle) explains how the implications of that decision could gut Native sovereignty
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Listened to this NPR's Code Switch episode this morning and still thinking about it. Much respect to Naomi Jackson, B.A. Parker and everyone involved in making this.
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🚨NEW EP ALERT🚨 You're gonna wanna *talk* about this one: 6 years after 'The Problem With Apu' Hari Kondabolu and Hank Azaria finally talk publicly for the first time: they talk race, representation, and “cancel culture.” LISTEN - npr.org/sections/codes…

Two wise Latinas Pati Jinich & NPR's Code Switch host Lori Lizarraga talking about #LaFronteraPBS , identity, culture, intersectionality & so much more! A truly extraordinary conversation hosted by Smithsonian Associates
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Can you self-care your way out of in-your-face racism, sexism, transphobia, etc…?

This episode of NPR's Code Switch explores how minoritized people can take care of self when facing ongoing marginalization. Download & listen 🎧

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