“Go Back to China:” How a Racist Encounter Sparked a Journey Through History

Extras

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  Higher Prices and Empty Shelves: The Effects of the U.S.-China Trade War

  NYT reporter Ana Swanson discusses the impact of Trump's tariffs.

  17:49
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  Catherine Coleman Flowers on the Future of Environmental Justice Under Trump

  Catherine Coleman Flowers joins the show.

  18:07
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  Fmr. Federal Prosecutor: “DOJ Is Bleeding Out Its Credibility Very Quickly”

  Fmr. federal prosecutor Brendan Ballou talks changes at the DOJ and other legal fights under Trump.

  18:09
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  Elie Mystal: Ten Popular Laws That Are Ruining America

  Elie Mystal joins the show.

  17:45
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  How Are Universities Trying to Fight Back Against Trump’s Mandates?

  Douglas Belkin explains how universities are banding together to try to resist Trump's mandates.

  15:46
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  Presidential Historian: Trump Has Tried to Introduce Fear in First 100 Days

  Timothy Naftali joins the show.

  18:11
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  Tariffs, History and Healing: U.S.-Vietnam Relations 50 Years After the War

  Daniel Kritenbrink reflects on 50 years since the end of the Vietnam war.

  17:48
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  Sextortion, Suicide, Drug Dealing: How Social Media Is Harming Our Teens

  Perri Peltz and Matthew Bergman join the show.

  17:43
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  The Archbishop of Chicago Reflects on the Life and Legacy of Pope Francis

  Cardinal Blase Cupich reflects on the passing of Pope Francis.

  5:09
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  Simon Schama Uncovers New Histories in “The Holocaust, 80 Years On”

  Simon Schama discusses his new documentary "Simon Schama: The Holocaust, 80 Years On."

  18:46