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This interview is with my friend from home, Emma. It was done on FaceTime and recorded. (At the end there was a fire drill at her school so we did not get to the last question.)

A son, born in Africa to American parents who had been in the Peace Corps, recount stories of a childhood in Africa, and life in a multiracial family.

This interview details how racial justice advocate Rachel Willis became who she is today as well as the personal and professional battles she faces everyday to create a flourishing legacy for herself and her country.

this interview was about tims upbringing living in St. louis. also about the changes he would like to see on the Ucm campus and racial events that has happened in warrensburg

The person who I interviewed is my cousin, Alex. He’s 18. We grew up together so we’re pretty close. I chose to interview him because I wanted to know his thoughts on his racial identity.

One Small Step conversation partners Betsy Eaves (64) and Clarrissa Stephens [no age given] discuss religion and convictions.

My Mom's Mom, who we call Mimi, tells me about growing up during a time of racial hostilities.

Katyana Hall interviews her mother about the 1992 uprising, which leads to a conversation about racism in Orange County middle schools in 2019.

Allie and I talk about race on campus, her life growing up, and possible solutions

My father faced lots of challenges in life.

A discussion about race with a friend who I wouldn’t typically talk about a serious topic with

Our interview ranged from discrimination of African Americans to religion. Listen to this interview for an inside look at the life of a very inspiring woman.

Twanda discusses the stereotypes facing Black women and the importance of empowerment and representation for Black girls and women in the United States.

A little walk down memory lane of a man who came from little, and has earned everything he got. It's not a Hollywood story, but it's a good one.