Radio Archives
- Leadership, Activism and Change
Kojo Nnamdi Show (mp3)
Protester. Politician. Professor. Executive. Over the past five decades, civil rights icon Julian Bond fought for and witnessed major changes in American culture and policy. He joins Kojo and Howard to explore the complex challenges of leadership within an increasingly diverse community, and how personal politics affect organizational culture.
WAMU-88.5 FM - May 7, 2007
- Diversity and the White Male
Kojo Nnamdi Show (mp3)
Guest Host: Matthew Felling
Historically, the reigns of power in the halls of government and the corporate board room have been held by a small sub-set of the population: white men. But today's public and private leaders have promoted "diversity" in the workplace. We talk with Howard Ross about race and gender privilege, and a new survey of white male thoughts on diversity issues.
WAMU-88.5 FM - April 2, 2007
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- Bias, Perceptions, and Today's Headlines
Kojo Nnamdi Show (mp3)
A woman spends two months in jail for throwing a cup of ice at a car. Did it matter that she's black? A former basketball pro generates controversy when he says he "hates gay people". Was it his word choice or ideas that landed him in hot water? Kojo and Howard Ross explore how conscious and subconscious bias frame today's news and views.
WAMU-88.5 FM - March 5, 2007
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- An Honest Look at Bias
Kojo Nnamdi Show (mp3)
In an increasingly complex society, it's all too easy to offend others with the language we use. So what happens when you are stricken with "foot in mouth" disease? Kojo speaks with diversity consultant Howard Ross about turning uncomfortable situations into an opportunity to discuss race, gender and difference.
WAMU-88.5 FM - February 5, 2007
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- America's Struggle with Race, History & Justice
Kojo Nnamdi Show (mp3)
A look at the racial history of America with expert guests including Cook Ross' Howard Ross.
WAMU-88.5 FM - June 8, 2006
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- Culture and Diversity at Work
Kojo Nnamdi Show (mp3)
By the year 2050, various ethnic groups and persons of color willl total over half the U.S. population. From medical professionals to Fortune 500 companies, employers are placing greater emphasis on diversity and cultural awareness. A look at the ethics and economics of cultural competency with Cook Ross' Howard Ross.
WAMU-88.5 FM - March 2, 2006
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