This week, Invisibilia and PR show about the invisible forces that shape human behavior

is looking at the biased concepts in our heads and whether it's possible to change them.

Meet members of a support group in Southern California called Racists Anonymous,

and a young black police officer trying to train his fellow officers and himself to combat prejudice.

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Hello, this is Adi Obato-Embu from Lagos, Nigeria. This podcast was recorded at

Things may have changed by the time you hear it. Keep up with all of NPR's political coverage

at npr.org on the NPR-1 app and on your local public radio station. All right, here's the show.

It's the NPR-Politics podcast here to talk about what exactly is happening with healthcare and

what to expect in that special election tomorrow in Georgia. We'll also answer a few of your

questions. I'm Scott DeTro, I cover Congress for NPR. I'm Danielle Kurtz,

I've been political reporter. And I'm Dominican Mancinero political editor. Happy Monday, guys.

Sam Tee-Yoo. Dominican Mancinero. I'm sorry, our softball team lost this weekend, but you know,

I hope regardless of that, you had a good weekend. Just glad it wasn't Sunday that we played

because I've had a dating it over. Yeah. Well, it's Monday and despite that crushing softball

loss, the Minico and I and Danielle will do our best to answer some of your questions. We do this

on a lot of Mondays. We go through a listener mail. You can always email us at nprpolitics.npr.org

or tweet at us at nprpolitics. But we are going to start with a couple items in the news. First is

healthcare. We covered this last week and we're still talking about it because it's still happening

even if what exactly is happening is pretty unclear. Senate Republicans are moving ahead

drafting their version of a bill to repeal Obamacare. And that's about all we know because a lot of

this is happening behind closed doors. Their goal, though, is to vote on a measure by the July 4th

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