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First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean
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An investigation into the deep, underlying structural issues that impact on black American lives, beginning with the criminal justice system. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean
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Economic opportunity, or lack of it, amongst black Americans and the senior corporate executives who have witnessed the subtle ways racial prejudice operates in the workplace. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service West and Central Africa
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How are black Americans represented and what does it mean to be black in America today? Rajini Vaidyanathan discusses with those involved in politics, culture and activism. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service West and Central Africa
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Mainstream muslims are battling the violent ideology of the so-called Islamic State. Meet the religious scholars fighting extremism online and the comedians mocking it onstage. Show more
Many young men from the Arab World have joined the so-called Islamic State. We meet rock musicians and young Imams who want to turn the tide - and mothers who fear for the future. Show more
How Shakespeare became part of the fabric of early American life. With Stephen Sondheim and Alec Baldwin. Show more
From the Bollywood screen to village storytellers - how has India adopted Shakespeare? Show more
Allan Little examines the past and future of the European Union at a critical moment in its history. Show more
With Britain preparing to vote on whether to leave, the BBC’s Chris Morris examines the multiple crises facing the European Union and asks whether it will survive. Show more
Maria Margaronis reports from Greece where large numbers of migrants from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere are trapped by the refusal of other EU countries to accept them. Show more
What options do people in Ghana have when a person suffers mental illness? Christopher Harding investigates whether spiritual and orthodox treatments can ever be combined. Show more
The powerful emotional impact of Kol Nidrei, Max Bruch's piece for cello. Show more
Stories of love, loss and friendship through the WW2 song Lili Marlene, made famous by Marlene Dietrich and sung by soldiers on both sides. Show more
The Compass - exploring our world.
Peru has cut poverty by 50% in 10 years. Is it a model others could - or should - follow? Show more
How Japan's rigorous gun control policy has reduced gun violence to single digits per year. Show more
Is Tunisia’s approach to what women can and can't do an example for other Arab countries to follow? Show more
Water, housing, gun control, women's rights, education and anti-smoking policies are debated by a panel and World Service listeners. Show more
How do young people in Sierra Leone cope faced with staggering rates of youth unemployment? Umaru Fofana reports from the capital Freetown. Show more
What does Brexit tell us about divisions between communities in Birmingham and being British in 2016? Show more
