A short video that discusses how race and racism inform our current discussion of immigrant rights.

The full video will open in a new window by clicking here: Race, Politics and Immigration.

By 2050, three in four Californian's will be a person of color. Watch this short video to learn more about the changing demographics and political climate in California.

The full video will open in a new window by clicking here: California's New Majority.

The KPFA Evening news discusses the Applied Research Center's 2005 California Legislative Report Card on Race which awarded both the Governor and State legislature a "D" for their failure to move legislation to support racial equity.      Listen Now

In the wake of the greatest disaster on record, Rinku Sen, Director of Media and Public Affairs, joins Your Call to discuss the movement to oppose racism after hurricane Katrina.     Listen Now

In this clip analysts and activists take up the provocative questions of the 2005 Advancing Racial Justice conference: What's race got to do with public policy? Why are we afraid to talk about race? And why lead with race?

The full video will open in a new window by clicking here:  Race and Public Policy: A Dialogue

With the AIDS epidemic larger —and blacker —than ever, health officials and community activists go after those who test positive. Writer Kai Wright discusses his ColorLines cover story "Super Infector" with Chicago Public Radio.     Listen Now

Tammy Johnson and Menachem Kracjer of the public policy program join California state senator Mervyn Dymally and Martin Martinez of the California Pan-Ethnic Health Network to discuss the findings of the annual legislative report card.     Listen Now