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Reparations And The Elusive Definition of Black Identity (Full Podcast) | Code Switch | NPR

Hasson J. Rashid, Feb 2, 2022

ABOUT THIS EPISODE - "Black Like Who?" It's one of the thorniest questions in any theoretical plan for reparations for black people

Crossing Indigenous Boundaries Harvard Museums of Science & Culture, Feb 25, 2015 Join visiting Harvard faculty at the Harvard Peabody Museum for a public discussion of Indigeneity.	When a Cocktail Collides with American History Beverly Mire, Feb 10, 2015 The Friendly Toast removes controversially-named cocktail from menu	Celebrate Black History Month at the Library Siobhan Bredin, Jan 31, 2015 The Cambridge Public Library hosts February series of lectures, film screenings, discussions, and readings to celebrate Black History Month.
Cambridge Celebrates MLK Day Susan Fleischmann, Jan 19, 2015 a few shots from around Cambridge	THE NEW RULES OF GENDER & SEXUAL IDENTITY Kristina Kehrer, Dec 26, 2014 A Conversation with Genderqueer Comedian Jamie Flez	CCTV's Youth Media Program: Making Media, Becoming Leaders Clodagh Drummey, Dec 21, 2014 YOU Can Empower Teens to Become Artists & Leaders!
Friday Night March on Harvard Beverly Mire, Dec 13, 2014 Students and supporters march in solidarity with #BlackLives Matter	Protest Video from Sarah Reid, the Harvard Crimson Susan Fleischmann, Dec 7, 2014 Article by Meg Bernhard and video by Sarah Reid	Beyond Hands Up: An Intergenerational Dialogue About Race and Authority Susan Fleischmann, Dec 5, 2014 A skill building dialogue for men and young men 12/6 at the Cambridge Public Library
"Cambridge Uncovered, Ep. 5" shows Friday at 8 on CCTV Ch. 9 Frank Morris Lopez, Dec 5, 2014 Public affairs program talks with CRLS pupils involved in the student-led #HandsUpWalkOut in solidarity with the #BlackLivesMatter campaign	THOUGHTS ON THANKSGIVING Kristina Kehrer, Nov 26, 2014 The First Thanksgiving - "A Historical Accident"	Native Science: Natural Laws of Interdependence with Dr. Gregory Cajete Lesley University, Oct 27, 2014 Join us for a talk and booksigning with Dr. Gregory Cajete at Lesley University on 11/13.
Chasing the American Dream Jordy Brazo, Sep 2, 2014 This documentary explores what it is like to move to America in search of a better life.	Bella the Peacemaker Jordy Brazo, Sep 2, 2014 This documentary highlights the importance of pets, specifically Bella the lovebird	"Cosmic Moose and Grizzly Bear's Ville" Mary Holbrow, Jun 10, 2014 Unique creation featured at River Fest
Take Pride in our Community Resources Anna J. Weick, Jun 10, 2014 This Pride week, let's share some important and potentially life-saving community resources.	Marriage Equality 10th Anniversary Celebration in Cambridge Anna J. Weick, May 13, 2014 The City of Cambridge and local GLBT organizations celebrate 10 years since the first same-sex marriages in the United States.	Today, the Muslim Public Affairs Council proudly released “American Muslims Get… Happy.” Hasson J. Rashid, May 3, 2014 “This is the first national American Muslim ‘Happy’ video.
"Anu Mon Twari" by: Mohammad Sayed Shaun Clarke, Apr 18, 2014 Mohammad Sayed presents this short film narrative about his best friend Mon Tiwari and why she is the most important person in his life.	Where's the African American Studies Section? Beverly Mire, Apr 7, 2014 Looking for an African American history book takes patience....	SpeakOUT Boston Announces GLBTQI Speaker Training: April 26th & 27th, 2014 SpeakOUT Boston, Mar 17, 2014 SpeakOUT Boston, the nation's oldest GLBTQI speakers bureau, will hold its bi-annual Speaker Training on April 26-27 2014 in Boston, MA.

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