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89.7 WGBH Listen Live: Boston s Local NPR Advertisement 89.7 WGBHListen Live: Boston s Local NPR89.7 WGBHListen Live: Boston s Local NPRThe New Yorker Radio Hour7:00 AM 99.5 WCRB ClassicalListen Live: Classical Radio Boston99.5 WCRB ClassicalListen Live: Classical Radio BostonBoston Sunday Brunch with Jay Fondin7:00 AM A Celtic SojournListen Live: Classic and Contemporary CelticA Celtic SojournListen Live: Classic and Contemporary CelticA Celtic Sojourn12:00 AM Jazz 24/7Listen Live: Boston s Jazz Music SourceJazz 24/7Listen Live: Boston s Jazz Music Source WCAIListen Live: Cape, Coast and Islands NPR StationWCAIListen Live: Cape, Coast and Islands NPR StationKrista Tippet on Being7:00 AM Schedule 12:00 AMJazz 24/7 from WGBH A Virtual Event On July 22 At 7:30pm Join WGBH and The Boston Globe for the first in a series of virtual forums examining race and inequality in Massachusetts. Produced in partnership with the NAACP Boston Branch and WORLD Channel, The State of Race will kick off on Wednesday, July 22 at 7:30 pm with a discussion on the intersection of race and COVID-19's impact on being Black in Boston. The State of Race: COVID-19 focuses on the inequities facing Black communities in health, personal income, education and more, made far worse by the pandemic. A panel discussion will feature: How Anjimile Wrote A Song And Became The Person They Were Always Meant To Be Anjimile believes that their songs write themselves. "I'm just tuning into the radio station, turning the knob until I hear the song clearly," they told me. "I don't really know what the song is about until after I write it." It's a creative process that requires time, and a trust that when it begins at a dark time in your life, it will someday reveal its meaning. Beyond The Page: Reading Selections From Author Francesca Momplaisir Each month, Beyond The Page: A WGBH Book Club features a notable author, who takes part in a live Q A with a WGBH personality to discuss the intricacies of that month's novel. With each monthly book selection, we also ask the author for a list of reading recommendations. For its July edition, Beyond The Page selected Francesca Momplaisir’s novel My Mother’s House, a literary thriller about the complex underbelly of the immigrant American dream — told unexpectedly by a house that has held unspeakable horrors. WGBH's WORLD Channel, in partnership with PBS’ Independent Lens, presents a new animated musical series about America’s reckoning with race and injustice. Meghan Smith July 6, 2020 10:57 AM Episode One: How America Invented Race WORLD Channel, in partnership with PBS’ Independent Lens, presents a new animated musical series about America’s reckoning with race and injustice. The History Of White People In America takes the audience on a journey through American history, starting in the 17th century, and in particular looks at how the crafting of the idea of the white race — of whiteness — helped shape the nation’s history, designating other groups for subjugation and having wide-ranging ramifications on social class and life experience that exist to this day. Film TV Jackie Bruleigh July 7, 2020 12:13 PM Episode Two: How America Outlawed Interracial Marriage WORLD Channel, in partnership with PBS’ Independent Lens, presents The History Of White People In America, a new animated musical series about America’s reckoning with race and injustice. Through the lens of American history, the show illustrates the ways that the concept of whiteness has shaped our modern reality by enforcing the subjugation and separation of people based on the color of their skin. Film TV Stacy Buchanan July 8, 2020 12:40 PM Episode Three: How America Turned Skin Color Into Power WORLD Channel, in partnership with PBS' Independent Lens, presents a new animated musical series about America's reckoning with race and injustice. The History Of White People In America takes the audience on a journey through American history, starting in the 17th century, and in particular looks at how the crafting of the idea of the white race — of whiteness — helped shape the nation's history, designating other groups for subjugation and having wide-ranging ramifications on social class and life experience that exists to this day. Film TV Meghan Smith July 14, 2020 01:13 PM Nnenna Freelon Talks With Eric Jackson On Voicing Sally Hemings WORLD Channel, in partnership with PBS’ Independent Lens, presents a new animated musical series about America’s reckoning with race and injustice: The History Of White People In America. The series takes the audience on a journey through American history, starting in the 17th century, and looks at how the crafting of the idea of the white race — of whiteness — helped shape the nation’s history. Film TV WGBH Highlights From Our President: Our Commitment To You From Jonathan C. Abbott, WGBH President and CEO: I am writing today on Juneteenth, reflecting on conversations about race and racism that are happening nationally and within WGBH. As a leader in public media and as an employer, it is imperative that we clearly state our position on anti-racism: We stand against racism and inequity throughout our society and particularly here at WGBH. We are committed to advancing understanding, tolerance and justice. We are committed to addressing issues of race and diversity at WGBH and making this a better workplace for our Black and other employees of color.

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