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Tune in as Ani hosts a lively discussion of feminism.  Despite persistent rumors that women have achieved equality, and we live in a post-feminist society, many women (and men) recognize that there is still an active war against women being fought in the fronts of pop-culture, hate-filled pundits, and slimy political maneuvering.

What do you think of feminism? Do you consider yourself to be a feminist?

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Today's APA Compass program features
* The Race Monologues of six Lewis and Clark students: Camille Christie, Raymond Fenton, Jasmine Graze, David Jenkins, Guadalupe Triana, and Tony Zamora
* Comedian Baratunde Thurston on technology, race, and politics
* Arizona State professor Merlyna Lim on how minority voices use social media to organize

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Host Don Merrill interviews Irma McClaurin, antrhopologist, poet, writer and educator and member of the black intelligensia. But she grew up in the projects of Chicago. This scientist, poet, philanthropist, academic and feminist has a lot to say about how anthropology shapes our world and how the best hopes of science sometimes can't overcome human nature. Don Merrill talks with Irma McClaurin about the academy, the women of Belize and the right of black women and men to love whomever they want.

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Tune In, turn on and remember: 45 years of KBOO community radio 

This is the first episode in a monthly series that will run throughout the year 2013 – KBOO’s 45th anniversary year.  This Tuesday we’ll hear from Sharon Wortman and Sandy Polishuk, who were both involved in the early days of public affairs programming at KBOO. If you have a story about KBOO that you want to share for this series, contact KBOO’s station navigator at navigator@kboo.org or find out more at kboo.fm/stories

Why is it important to raise awareness about racist practicies? Tune in for a conversation on the importance of using racially and culturally responsive teaching strategies in our public schools to insure that every student in public schools gets the same opportunities no matter their background. Live in the studio with three mothers, teachers and equity advocates working everyday to interrupt racism: Julie Palmer, Dawn Jackson, Barbara Stonecypher.

Hosted by Delphine Criscenzo

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