Generation Rising
This community-focused series evokes conversation about various inequalities across Rhode Island. “Generation Rising” sheds light on the issues faced every day by the Black community, Indigenous communities, Asian community, Hispanic community, and LGBTQIA+ community and the ways they are pushing our society forward for change.
Latest Episode
Anaridis Rodriguez sits down with Tomaquag Museum’s Executive Director Loren Spears and Indigenous Empowerment Center Program Manager Samantha Cullen-Fry to discuss the museum’s mission, its commitment to Indigenous education, and its ongoing efforts to empower local Native communities.
Stories From Generation Rising
Tomaquag Museum’s Executive Director Lorén Spears and her team work tirelessly to preserve Native heritage, empower Indigenous voices, and celebrate the resilience of Rhode Island’s Native community.
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‘They just need a little support, and this is what we’re doing with this.’
Tricia Rose discusses her groundbreaking new book about how systemic racism in America works
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