EPISODE · Oct 1, 2019 · 38 MIN

Obscurity

Trini and Luis explain how some demographics of people are made to feel invisible. They discuss unfair treatment in schools, dehumanization at the border, and trauma's effect on the next generation. Music is from "Civilization." Poem written and read by Luis J. Rodriguez. Music by Italian Hip Hop artist Flycat from his CD "Una domanda alla risposta" (A Question to an Answer).

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