Feb 16 Commentary Review: In Kiah Celeste Exhibit, Discarded Materials Find New Life The nine works in “It is What is Not Yet Known” present a spare but undeniable beauty. By Natalie Weis Feb 16 Commentary In Kiah Celeste Exhibit, Discarded Materials Find New Life Natalie Weis
Feb 5 Commentary Review: ’11 Days’ Exhibit By Cuban Artist Chooses Joy Over Death Among more than two dozen exuberantly painted canvases on the walls of Moremen Gallery, a flat-panel screen plays a KET documentary about one particularly treacherous crossing undertaken by migrants making their way toward the United States from Central America. Journalist Judy Woodruff introduces the report with the warning that the “images…may disturb some viewers.” Yet […] By Natalie Weis Feb 5 Commentary Review: ’11 Days’ Exhibit By Cuban Artist Chooses Joy Over Death Natalie Weis
Oct 14 Commentary Strange Fruit: Using Light-Skin Privilege For Good Writer Leigh Green discusses her compelling op-ed, "White Supremacy in Me: Light-skinned and part of the problem." By Jaison Gardner Oct 14 Commentary Strange Fruit: Using Light-Skin Privilege For Good Jaison Gardner
Sep 29 Commentary Strange Fruit: Strength, Survival And Black Families Writer Nefertiti Austin explores how intergenerational proximity, and fictive kin like play cousins, strengthen Black families. By Jaison Gardner Sep 29 Commentary Strange Fruit: Strength, Survival And Black Families Jaison Gardner
Sep 24 Commentary Louisville-Jefferson County Curfew Extended Through The Weekend Mayor Fischer also announced that Louisville Metro Government facilities downtown will remain closed until Monday. By Staff Sep 24 Commentary Louisville-Jefferson County Curfew Extended Through The Weekend Staff
Sep 22 Commentary Strange Fruit: What White Parents Should Know About Transracial Adoption Transracial adoptee author Melissa Guida-Richards joins us to offer advice for white parents who adopt child of color. By Laura Ellis Sep 22 Commentary Strange Fruit: White Parents And Transracial Adoption Laura Ellis
Sep 11 Commentary Strange Fruit: Interracial Household Dynamics In 2020 How is the current racial reckoning in America playing out around the kitchen tables of interracial households? By Jaison Gardner Sep 11 Commentary Strange Fruit: Interracial Household Dynamics In 2020 Jaison Gardner
Sep 3 Commentary Strange Fruit: Why Is Young Adult Fiction So Straight And White? "How It All Blew Up" author Arvin Ahmadi talks about how other YA authors can be more inclusive of diverse communities and identities. By Jaison Gardner Sep 3 Commentary Strange Fruit: Why Is Young Adult Fiction So Straight And White? Jaison Gardner
Aug 26 Commentary Strange Fruit: ‘The Chi’ Star Jasmine Davis Davis plays a loving, fierce, multi-layered Black trans woman named Imani on Lena Waithe’s dramatic TV series. By Jaison Gardner Aug 26 Commentary Strange Fruit: 'The Chi' Star Jasmine Davis Jaison Gardner
Aug 19 Commentary Strange Fruit: In Praise Of Quiet Allies Writer Bridgette L. Hylton joins us to talk about her latest piece, “If You’re a Real Ally, You’ll Keep It to Yourself.” By Jaison Gardner Aug 19 Commentary Strange Fruit: In Praise Of Quiet Allies Jaison Gardner
Aug 13 Commentary Strange Fruit: ‘Performing Black Harmlessness’ Educator and writer Rodney Fierce thought that performing a type of muted Blackness would shield him from racism. He was wrong. By Jaison Gardner Aug 13 Commentary Strange Fruit: 'Performing Black Harmlessness' Jaison Gardner
Jul 29 Commentary Strange Fruit: Loving Black People, Loving Black History Jarvis Houston from tech startup I Love Black People, and Jermaine Fowler from "The Humanity Archive" podcast are guests. By Jaison Gardner Jul 29 Commentary Strange Fruit: Loving Black People, Loving Black History Jaison Gardner
Jul 13 Commentary Strange Fruit: Live Streaming The Revolution Recent uprisings around the country have brought new media and amateur journalists to the forefront. What's their role? By Jaison Gardner Jul 13 Commentary Strange Fruit: Live Streaming The Revolution Jaison Gardner
Jun 5 Commentary Strange Fruit: How Black Moderates Are Complicit In White Supremacy Dr. Ricky Jones, head of the University of Louisville's Pan-African Studies department, joins us to explain. By Jaison Gardner Jun 5 Commentary Strange Fruit: How Black Moderates Are Complicit In White Supremacy Jaison Gardner