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I love my job, I love what I do.

Sometimes I make it everything in my life, which I'm

realizing is very unhealthy.

I'm Shereen Marisol Marajji, and today we're asking this question.

Why is it so hard to talk about Israel? I am the co-host and senior producer of

NPR's Code Switch podcast and we talk about race, identity, and culture on the

podcast and actually the podcast has become one of the most popular things that we make and

Lots and lots of young people of color download it and listen which is a wonderful, and it's also a lot of pressure because when you're doing this kind of work, when you're talking about race, when you're talking about something that people feel like you're implicating them in what's wrong or what's going

wrong and people take things that you say very personally into heart and maybe

lash back out at you,

whether that's over social media or like emails

about your work because they don't like it,

...