Respect the differences you don’t like
Tyler Levine,
Submitted via Twitter: @Tyler1l1
@michele_norris #theracecardproject
Many different roads, but all connected
Ethan Triebsh,
12 years old.
Marietta, GA.
Read more about the racial divide in Marietta, GA.
Illusion. We all come from Summeria
Erin Morrison
Spokane, WA
The cradle of life has no race
Hate is why we cannot wait
Dr. Clarence B. Jones,
In a distinguished and heralded career, Clarence B. Jones served as speechwriter and counsel to Martin Luther King, Jr. from 1960 to 1968.
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Best Audio Book Selection The Seattle Times
The intimacy and authenticity of these responses, anonymous and otherwise, translate well to audio through the aid of a seemingly countless array of narrators. The result achieves the seemingly impossible: a national Town Hall expertly moderated by Norris herself, on a topic nobody wants to talk about, in which everyone hears and is heard. An unforgettable and vital listening experience deserving of the widest possible audience.
I thought you were white on the phone
Bruce Flippens,
Washington DC.
I was told that by the first man who hired me when I left the Army. He hired me because of my military background, over the phone through several interviews.
MSNBC: As Trump is inaugurated, MLK Jr.’s question ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ rules the day
By Michele Norris, senior contributing editor for MSNBC
It is a cruel irony that the nation will commemorate the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. on the day a man is sworn in as president who swears he'll roll back diversity efforts.
That Donald Trump is also promising to dispense even more tax breaks to the wealthiest, has appointed the least diverse and most questionably qualified slate of Cabinet officials in recent memory and has unapologetically accepted the embrace of white nationalists who proclaim him as a hero makes the day feel like a surreal collision on the calendar
MSNBC: A Trump visit to California would be a pivot away from winning and toward leading
By Michele Norris, senior contributing editor for MSNBC
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger invited President-elect Donald Trump to travel to California to get a first-hand look at the destruction and devastation caused by the wildfires. Gov. Gavin Newsom has also issued an invite “in the spirit of an open hand, not a closed fist,” as he said Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
Trump’s team is engaged in conversations about his visiting Los Angeles to view the wildfire damage, two sources familiar with the discussions said. News that he's considering a visit is encouraging, but isn’t exactly a guarantee that he will. But he should accept that invitation and head to fire-ravaged California shortly after he takes office.
Why?
MSNBC: Jimmy Carter Was a Man of the People
By Michele Norris, senior contributing editor for MSNBC
As the tributes pour in for Carter, we are going to hear certain words over and over again: Decency. Fidelity. Humanity.
The Signal Awards 2024
Your Mama’s Kitchen won the Gold Signal Award in the following (3) categories:
Best Host (Shows – Craft)
Interview or Talk Show (Individual Episodes – General) (Episode 4 Glennon Doyle & Abby Wambach)
Best Host (Individual Episodes - Craft) (Episode 4 Glennon Doyle & Abby Wambach)
MSNBC: Split ticket voters offer some bracing lessons for the Democratic Party
By Michele Norris, senior contributing editor for MSNBC
I know I’m not the only person who has had my fill of rapid-fire forensics in the wake of last week’s election. The response from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., did catch my eye, though, because rather than just spout a hot take on Donald Trump’s victory, she used her Instagram platform to talk to voters themselves. What she heard offers some bracing lessons for the Democratic Party.
What ever happened to midnight basketball?
TRCP Team,
NYC.
Question prompted by this story on NPR’s morning edition by Carrie Johnson.
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