Episode 59: Talking About Race

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In Episode 59, Call Number with American Libraries looks at efforts to move forward conversations about race and racism in the United States. First, American Libraries managing editor Terra Dankowski speaks with Emmanuel Acho, former NFL linebacker and current sports analyst for Fox Sports, about his YouTube series Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man and book of the same name. Next, American Libraries senior editor and Call Number host Phil Morehart speaks with Jessica Bratt, youth services manager at Grand Rapids (Mich.) Public Library, about the Let’s Talk About Race toolkit that she created for librarians.

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