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Rooted

Rooted

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Paris Alston hosts this weekly series that serves up Black intellect, culture and joy. Rooted covers Black news and culture from down the block to around the diaspora. In a global news cycle that’s always cooking up new headlines, Rooted brings you the recipes you don’t want to lose: the stories, the voices, the dialogue that keep us connected. Tell us what you think and what you’d like to hear on future episodes at Rooted@wgbh.org.

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  • Should Black women be on PrEP? Why HIV prevention is still failing the women most at risk

    Should Black women be on PrEP? Why HIV prevention is still failing the women most at risk
    2026/07/15

    Despite major advances in HIV prevention, Black women remain disproportionately affected and often overlooked in conversations about PrEP. In this episode of Rooted, researcher Dr. Whitney Irie explains why risk is shaped less by behavior and more by social networks, access, and systemic inequities. The conversation explores stigma, gaps in provider awareness, and why many women are never told PrEP is an option. From policy to culture, the barriers are complex and urgent. So what would it take to close the gap?

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  • Can 300,000 voices redefine democracy for Black America?

    Can 300,000 voices redefine democracy for Black America?
    2026/07/08

    Alexsis Rodgers explains how the Black Census Project is helping Black communities turn their experiences into real policy change. Instead of just counting people, it asks what they actually want, like better wages, safer communities, and improved health. The goal is to reach 300,000 voices and build a shared vision for the future. At a time of low trust in institutions, this project is all about putting power back in people’s hands.

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    26 分
  • Is the World Cup in the U.S. covering up serious human rights issues?

    Is the World Cup in the U.S. covering up serious human rights issues?
    2026/07/01

    Political activist Ajamu Baraka and the Black Alliance for peace is calling for a boycott of the U.S.-hosted World Cup arguing the tournament is helping “normalize” global human rights abuses. He accuses FIFA of double standards and warns the games are being used as “sportswashing.” Despite that, he tells fans to enjoy the matches—but stay politically aware. So can you love the game and still challenge the system? Or is watching part of the problem?
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    20 分
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