The topic of my NPR-San Francisco radio show on Aug. 24 at 11 AM to noon Pacific time will be race in the workplace. I'll ask listeners to call in to describe their personal experience of race in the workplace. You can hear the show on the Internet live at this link or on the radio in the San Francisco Bay Area at 91.7 FM. When I ask for callers (probably around 11:30) feel free to call in: 415-841-4134.
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What do you expect will happen during this discussion? Will you have any guests to discuss or debate this topic with you?
Whenever I've heard race discussed on a radio show, it seems that most of the callers have picked a position, and stick firmly to that position, often not willing to consider the opposite point of view. Is it possible to prevent this from happening on your show? If so, how?
This time, the plan is to have 3 diverse guests, each of whom will tell their stories and the others and I can ask mainly clarifying questions. Then, I'll go to the phones and invite listeners to tell their stories.
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