Ripples of Hate

StoryCorps

NPR

Society & Culture

4.7 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2022

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

In 2012, StoryCorps broadcast a conversation with a young woman involved in the murder of Mulugeta Seraw, a Black man in Portland, Oregon. A decade later, we revisit it to look at the ripples of racist violence, and a few people who fought to stop it.

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0:22.6	Welcome back to a new season of the Storycore podcast from NPR.
0:25.4	I'm Camilla Cassani.
0:26.7	For the next eight weeks, we'll be bringing you stories about living with different kinds
0:31.7	of stigma.
0:32.8	I have a handful of friends and that's it.
0:36.3	I've kept everyone else kind of back and I think that's what people do when they have
0:41.4	a deep secret that they don't want anyone to know about.
0:45.2	Stigmas come from all sorts of places.
0:47.8	Maybe it's something we're born with or maybe it comes from a long held regret or a mistake
0:52.5	that can't be fixed.
0:54.2	My story and my past is very shocking and I don't expect everyone to accept it either.
1:13.2	Carrying a burden of any kind can be deeply personal and it's something we've all felt
1:17.6	to a degree.
1:18.6	In this episode, we're leaning into something that's always been in the fabric of our country,
1:24.2	but lately it's been more and more visible.
1:27.7	The belief that white people are superior to those of other races and how some people
1:31.9	are turning to violence to maintain white supremacy and talking about stuff like this
1:36.8	isn't always easy.
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