Black Brown Intersections: Practically Speaking with Audra Wilson

On this special installment of Practically Speaking, host Audra Wilson talks to Dr. Pancho McFarland about Polyculturalism, the Black presence in Mexican Culture, and more. We also hear music from:
Jesus C. Acosta & the Professionals, Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto, Afro-Mexican vocalist Toña la Negra and others that reflect the give and take of Latin and African Cultures.
And speaking of Polyculturalism, we hear about Gaylon Alcaraz, a woman who is half Mexican and half Black, and grew up on the South Side of Chicago in the 1970s. The Mexican side of the family had a house on 76th and Loomis.