Today's show, hosted by Laurie Mercier, recognizes the last week of Black History Month with a discussion of reparations and race, and a review of the life and work of C.L.R. James.  Also on the show are a short story about Mexican immigrants and a  conversation about teens, freedom, and the internet.  You can hear the whole show by clicking on the arrow on this page, or go to to individual pieces and more info about them by clicking on the links below.

1.  The Well-Read Red (Frann Michel) reads C.L.R. James.

2.  Andrew Valls, editor of the book Race and Racism in Modern Philosophy, talks with Laurie Mercier about arguments for reparations for African-Americans.

3.  Luz María Gordillo reads "El Pichis", latest in her series of short stories about Mexican immigrants.

4.  Teens, freedom and the internet are discussed by researcher Corinna de Gennaro and the Old Mole's Bill Resnick.