ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Golden State Warriors are in the NBA conference finals again. We’ll get an update on their championship quest, and meet a homegrown player who made it big with the team. Then, we speak with a senior about the heritage of our social justice movements. And, we’ll hear a reading from San Francisco author, Monique Jenkinson.
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United States
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