Parents address issues of race and interactions with police, why Latino leaders need to support their black peers, long-term car loans underscore growing levels of debt in America.
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• 23:24
This week on The Brood, Take Two's family and parenting segment, we explore "the talk"; how parents of color teach their children about interacting with the police.
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• 10:28
Leadership in the black community today bears little resemblance to the movements of the 1960s. Take Two explores the new faces of leadership.
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• 9:11
Today we've got the most public radio-ey thing ever: a Finnish guitarist who traveled to West Africa for a collaboration with a local singer-percussionist.
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• 7:48
More than 250,000 of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. are LGBT.
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• 8:28
What role are Latinos in L.A. playing in the Black Lives Matter movement? Alberto Retana of the Community Coalition explains.
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• 6:42
Seven people were killed in the incident, which happened in 1976. Patricia Almazan, the daughter of one of the victims, has helped organize a memorial for Tuesday night.
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• 7:05
Nearly 1 in 5 University of California students went hungry at times in the past year. Another 23 percent lack reliable access to good-quality, nutritious food.
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• 8:05
Even median-income households in well-to-do Silicon Valley can't afford the $34,000 it takes to buy an average-price vehicle
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• 6:04
The franchise that stormed into pop culture in the 1990s has been re-energized as a mobile app that allows players to find Pikachu and others in the real world.