Emmy and Peabody Award-winning journalist, author and podcast host Michele Norris shares some of the poignant replies she received when she asked ordinary Americans to write six words about race. Michele’s latest book, “Our Hidden Conversations,” is available now.
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Un balletto dal ritmo narrativo che si svolge come una danza incantevole, affascinando il pubblico.🍭
ReplyI don’t mean to deflect when I say this. Literally every country has issues with race. Why is America more obsessed with it than others?
ReplyWho did the 6 word stories first, Michelle or Wired?
Reply“Underneath, we all taste like chicken.” Amen. And pass the BBQ sauce.
Reply“Talent is evenly distributed but opportunity is not.” And that is precisely what Republicans refuse to believe.
ReplyBeen listening to Michelle and all things considered forever. Now I get to see her. Thank you Stephen
ReplyI’m # 8 & not that late
ReplyTogether, we stand above all creatures.
ReplyWell, this is a breath of fresh air
ReplyLove her❤this was awesome!!
ReplySo cool show that was
ReplyMichelle is working for diversity in America bless her 🙏⚖️🕊️💙
ReplyI cried hearing about the son…
ReplyI love this woman’s straightforward, no nonsense approach to inclusion.
ReplyBut how good is the seasoning?
ReplyTitle needs rewrite due to army hammer proclivity to actually eating human flesh I don’t want to think about “how we all taste like chicken”, “sewer rat may taste like pumpkin pie but I’ll never know.”
ReplyWow! Great interview and I need to read that book. Also, great story about the mom and her adopted son. I hate that he feels he has to seek/work for approval instead of just being accepted. It’s just not fair.
ReplyI love her. Her write up in the New York Times about her study was awesome.
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