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KALW is turning 80 this year! It's the perfect time to dig into our archives to bring you some of our favorite stories. Today, we’re revisiting an episode from our podcast tbh, looking at how prejudice has impacted the education of Black students — and what’s being done about it. Then we’ll hear from Berkeley rapper and singer Rexx Life Raj, who shares how he uses his music as a journal. Plus, Cambell author Ehsaneh Sadr reads from her new novel.
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California's insurance commissioner regulates the largest property insurance market in the country. This year, the vote for who fills that job could have a huge impact on your bills.
Today, Supervisor Connie Chan and State Senator Scott Wiener make their case. Then we learn more about the race for Oakland's District 2 City Council seat.
We visit a vibrant statue in Oakland that honors the Day of the Dead.
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