- We follow Denver Public School teacher, Kevin Adams, as he navigates a stream of microaggressions.
- We follow Naomi Lopez as she tries to steer her local school board toward equity policies while addressing her concerns that her gender-fluid child is a target because of some board members' anti-LGBTQ comments.
- This season, teachers, parents, students and administrators of color are asking hard questions about the American education system.
- We follow Melissa Hall, a Black parent, as she feels the full impact of withholding equity policies as a school volunteer and a mother of four kids.
- This season, teachers, parents, students and administrators are asking hard questions about the American education system.
- If you Google the question "Is marijuana racist?" there’s no shortage of articles available to try and answer the question definitively. But the racial baggage behind the word is much more complicated than a simple yes or no answer.
- As we produced this four-part series, we asked potential listeners who cared about this issue what they wanted to hear about.
- In creating Systemic, I wanted to tell the story of people taking matters into their own hands in hopes of changing law enforcement forever.
- On this episode, we follow an officer in leadership who’s working to reform policing from the top down.
- Meet two Black police officers — a young officer in the Minneapolis suburbs and a veteran sheriff's deputy in Colorado Springs — working to protect their communities at a pivotal moment.
- Since the death of George Floyd in 2020, America has been searching its soul over questions of racial injustice. Many people are looking for solutions to change a police culture that disproportionately harms people of color. They’re asking hard questions about what should be done to reform law enforcement. To capture this defining moment, we followed a group of people across the U.S., working to change police departments from the outside and within.
