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Funtura.

Hola Latino USA listener.

You know, we've been spending a bit of time remembering and thinking about the one-year anniversary of the massacre in Uvalde, Texas.

And we want to share with you an episode of our sister podcast, which is called in the thick.

My co-host Julio Ricardo Arrela and I are joined on this episode of in the thick by an award-winning filmmaker, his name is Keith Bosham.

He actually immortalized the work of Mamie Till Mowbly in his film that he produced and co-wrote.

It's called Till.

We're also joined on this episode of in the thick by Monika Muñoz Martinez, who's a historian.

She's an associate professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

She's also a MacArthur award-winning genius for her work as a historian.

And in this episode, we're going to talk about how mothers, past and present, play a central role in the activism that brings change in our country and in our world.

So I'm really glad that you're going to listen to this. It's very thoughtful and it's part of our continuing coverage of the one-year anniversary of Uvalde.

Gracias.

From Futuro Media and PRX, it's in the thick.

A podcast about politics, race and culture. I'm Mariano Rosa.

And I'm Julio Ricardo Arrela.

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