# Bliss Broyard

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Bliss Broyard: An Intimate Look at Basic Income Recipients in Stockton

We have heard much about the basic income trial in Stockton, CA, and finally got some aggregate statistics earlier this year. These averages and other global reports are an important part of the story, but the actual experience of receiving unconditional cash is unique to each person. That becomes …

One Drop

Imagine living in one of the whitest enclaves in America, so white that just four people of color were recorded by the census bureau. Now imagine that your father "slipped over the color line" to be there. Bliss Broyard discusses her family secret and how it formed her life, past and present.  Le…

From Passing to the Post-Racial: Does Race Still Matter?

Bliss Broyard grew up feeling there was something about her family that she didn’t know. As her father Anatole — a literary critic for The New York Times — lay dying, her mother revealed what her father wouldn’t — he was part black. “My father truly believed that there wasn’t any essential differen…

"I Couldn't Do Anything but Love the Village."

Bliss Broyard, an associate professor of literature at Eugene Lang College interviews Vincent Livelli, who, along with his friend Anatole Broyard (Bliss’ father) was part of the Greenwich Village literary scene from the 1950’s on. Produced by Cassie Ang.

A tale of two dinners by Bliss Broyard. The moth.

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The Impact of Incarceration and Jail on Families - Episode 5 Featuring Lisa Riordan Seville

Lisa Riordan Seville is a reporter investigating the effects of mass incarceration. Along with Bliss Broyard, she captured the stories of the 15 people who died at Rikers Island last year in a New York magazine cover story. Her new film 'Woman on The Outside' follows women in Philadelphia supportin…