In today’s edition of Stateside, earlier this year Tracie McMillan published a book on where she recounts her late mother’s battle with health insurance. She joined Stateside to talk about what is on her mind after the recent fatal shooting of a health insurance executive in New York.
Then, recently, Crystallee Crain, an interdisciplinary public health and human rights activist with a Ph.D. in Transformative Studies, was named a winner of the International Impact Book Award. Her book, Cultural Humility in Practice Workbook, demonstrates Crain’s contributions to the literary world through her passion and dedication to storytelling.
Lastly, a conversation with Levon Kafafian, an Armenian American weaver, artist, and storyteller from Detroit, about his new show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit. His exhibit imagines a world where digital technology has ceased to exist, and the human race is back to one of its original forms of craft.
Hear the full conversation on the Stateside podcast.
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GUESTS ON TODAY’S SHOW:
Tracie McMillan, Detroit-based journalist and author
Crystallee Crain, an interdisciplinary public health and human rights activist, author of Cultural Humility in Practice Workbook
Levon Kafafian, an Armenian American weaver, artist, and storyteller from Detroit