Today on Stateside, Niraj Warikoo of the Detroit Free Press dissected the culture wars brewing in Dearborn over LGBTQ books in schools. We were also joined by Jackson Wagner, a community activist whose personal story drives his support of inclusive materials for students. Then, we heard how Michigan birder April Campbell set out to make the historically white hobby more accessible for other BIPOC nature lovers.
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GUESTS ON TODAY’S SHOW:
- Niraj Warikoo, reporter for the Detroit Free Press
- Jackson Wagner, Dearborn resident and community activist
- April Campbell, founder of BIPOC Birders of Michigan
- Rukiya Colvin, freelance writer and community organizer who profiled Campbell for Planet Detroit
