Just a heads up y'all, the following episode contains some language that some listeners may

find offensive.

You're listening to Code Switch, I'm Jean Dembe.

And I'm Shereen Mady-Selmeraji.

To start this week, we've got a game for you.

We're going to play some clips from some of our episodes, and let's see if you can spot

what they have in common.

My ancestors, my parents, my grandparents, they are still old, something in terms of wealth

from this country.

Like it has been physically taken from them.

In a lot of places, criminalization marijuana is a tool that the police rely on and use

to justify stopping and searching.

Mexican Americans were in Texas, sometimes under Jim Crow restrictions.

After a remember that we still have people that by law could not engage in these park

spaces.

I saw on the website, the school was closing down, and I'm like, where are the kids going

to go now?

That stretch of larb to that Philando got killed.

We used to call that the sundown town, man.

Black people don't go down larping at that time of night because they're always profiling

and harassing us.

Any guesses?

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