What Does Truth Be Told Reveal About Race and Inequality in Western New York
About this episode
This episode revisits conversations from the Truth Be Told series, exploring systemic racism and its effects in Western New York.
In this special episode of What’s Next?, we revisit powerful conversations from Truth Be Told, Buffalo Toronto Public Media’s 12-part podcast series hosted by Wil Green exploring the lasting effects of systemic racism across Western New York. Through archival moments and continued discussion with guests and contributors, the episode examines Black maternal health, barriers facing first-generation college students, inequities in housing and homeownership, and the importance of preserving culture and legacy through Black-owned spaces.
People in this episode
Host: Wil Green
Topics covered
- systemic racism
- Black maternal health
- first-generation college students
- housing inequities
- cultural preservation
Keywords
- race
- inequality
- maternal health
- college students
- housing
- Black culture
- legacy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Buffalo Toronto Public Media
Places: Western New York
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