Prologue

A bunch of high school students gets taken to see a movie that’s supposed to teach them about history.

There’s a museum in Baltimore that was created to memorialize the black experience in America.

Paul Zimmer is eighty-three years old now, and he’s still haunted by something he saw in his teens.

The story of two young people who, in their search to figure out who they were, pretended to be people they weren't.

All the little and not-so-little ways the Trump administration is tightening its scrutiny of immigrants.

Ira Glass reads a favorite passage from the writing of the recently deceased poet Donald Hall.