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Breonna Taylor's aunt says: 'We want to know what happened to our baby girl'

Breonna Taylor's aunt says she's grateful her niece is finally getting "the attention she so well deserves" — but her family is still desperately pursuing answers and justice.

As It Happens June 8

If taking a knee was a genuine gesture, it would be followed by concrete action, says professor

Politicians and officers taking a knee at recent protests are obscuring police violence and failing to offer concrete ways to address it, a Canadian academic says.

The Current June 8

Julie S. Lalonde's Resilience Is Futile is more than just a story about being stalked

The Ottawa-based writer and women's rights advocate spoke with Shelagh Rogers about the complex nature of stalking and abuse.

The Next Chapter June 5

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People who deny racism exists in Canada are 'like people who deny climate change,' says El Jones

Poet and activist El Jones is one of a growing chorus of voices calling on Canadians to speak out against racism within our borders, and calling attention that anti-Black racism isn't limited to the United States.

Cross Country Checkup June 8

Piya Chattopadhyay to host Sunday mornings on CBC Radio

A beacon of hope on World Oceans Day

Quirks & Quarks June 5

'Most people, deep down, are pretty decent': Rutger Bregman, author and historian

The Sunday Edition June 5

Work-from-home goes 'pandemic' to 'permanent'

Front Burner June 8

University of Virginia's Ian Solomon expresses anger, grief after George Floyd death in heartfelt essay

Why Randy Lundy recommends finding nature, wherever you are

The Next Chapter June 5

The key to early detection of COVID-19 outbreaks might be in sewage

Quirks & Quarks June 5

Jericho Brown's prize-winning poetry speaks with power and urgency about racism and violence

Writers & Company June 7

Canada's great constitutional drama, thirty years after

News Politics June 6

Why Terrence Roberts still fights for civil rights, 63 years after the Little Rock Nine

How the spectacle of U.S. racism allows Canada to overlook its own

The Sunday Edition June 5

People with disabilities left out of the conversation about coping with COVID, advocates say

White Coat Black Art June 6

Chris Hall: Senator says Canada has its own 'pandemic of racism' to deal with

News Politics June 6

How K-pop band BTS is helping fans a world away navigate identity and hardship

Tapestry June 6

SpaceX takes humans to orbit, but who loses in the new landscape of space launch?

Quirks & Quarks June 5

Lessons from Ebola have helped keep COVID-19 cases low in Africa, says top public health official

The Current June 5

Carol Rose GoldenEagle on the joys of having her adult children home again during the COVID-19 pandemic

Books Transmission June 5

SUNDAY ON CHECKUP

What advice do you have for the graduating class of 2020?

Cross Country Checkup June 7

How the Boogaloo movement rose from an internet joke to an armed movement in the U.S.

'Great relief' at planned removal of Robert E. Lee statue: Virginia senator

As It Happens June 5

Video of RCMP hitting Inuk man with truck shows police choosing violence over protection, says lawyer

The Current June 5