KQED's Perspectives
Summary: Perspectives is KQED Public Radio's series of daily commentaries by our listeners. Essays cover a broad range of social and political issues, cultural observations and personal experiences of interest to KQED's Northern California audience.
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After the mass murder in Orlando, we’re struggling once again to make sense of the senseless and to grieve for a sickening loss. Bianca Taylor has this Perspective.
Judges don’t talk about any active case outside the courtroom and Judge Curtis Karnow says there are many good reasons why.
An unexpected encounter on a train reminds Karen Chee of the value of reading and understanding history.
Andrew Lewis’ place on this Earth and his luck to be an American are inseparable from a war crime and the generosity of a war criminal.
The LGBT community’s adoption of the rainbow symbol was a great success. But Richard Swerdlow says it’s time to give the rainbow back.
Michael Ellis will be celebrating the wedding this weekend of a son who barely survived birth.
The Bay Area’s sky-high rental housing claim another victim -- Youth Radio’s Desmond Meagley’s adulthood.
Ramaah Sadasivam knows all too well the importance of early testing of infants for hearing loss.
Peter Gavin is blessed with the benefits of living with friends he grew up with, in the place where he was born.
Earning her college degree was stressful, but for Naomi Outlaw the harder part is about to begin.
For Peggy Hansen, night is an experience.
This year, Kevin-Fisher Paulson is making a New Year's resolution worth keeping.
Nate Lee hopes that one day he'll be as alive as his disabled friend.
When a teenager tries to break into her home, Joey Garcia asks him an unexpected question.
At an early age and on rural rounds, Peter Gavin received driving lessons from his father that have lasted a lifetime.
