Deputy Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt is a Colorado native. Like his boss, Ryan Zinke, he faces controversy. Then, a study found that Latino college students internalize the racism they hear from politicians and media. Next, the debate surrounding advance trigger warnings at theaters. Also, how Anthony Ruptak made his debut LP after a robbery.
What To Know About Zinke's No. 2, David Bernhardt; How Latino Students Internalize Racism
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