Kqeds Perspectives

Rania Sanford shares about her experience as an immigrant in America and Women's History Month.

Lisa Liu Grady shares her experience trying to free a friendly flying companion.

Donovan Dooley shares how running opened his eyes to the impacts of climate change in California.

Natalie Dement remarks on the tenacity of ants after they make their way into her home.

For St. Patrick's Day, Laura Fay reflects on the stereotypes and cultural differences in celebrating the holiday.

After her mother-in-law passed away from a heart attack, Munira Shamim shares about how the symptoms impact women of color.

Cleveland Justis admires the beauty of national parks and explains why they need to be protected.

Kara Henderson shares her memories of her grandmother and the promise she made to be more eco-friendly.

Megan O'Malley reflects on myths about women throughout the ages.

For Susan DeMersseman, having a core group of friends that help each other navigate traveling, health issues and aging makes all the difference.

Steven Birenbaum shares his frustration after his late father's voicemails were accidentally deleted.

Cheryl Downes McCoy shares about what it was like raising a child who identifies as transgender and why supporting them is so important.

Vern Tegger shares why it's important to read the Terms of Service when signing up for a service.

Richard Swerdlow shares how now is the right time to have difficult conversations on politics.

Max Gutmann shares how a true risk is worth the reward.

Julia Chen shares about her complicated relationship with her mother and how that changed once she had a daughter.

For Marisela Gonzáles Ginestra, hearing stories that reflect her community and background makes all the difference.

Gayle Asali Dickson reflects on her role in the Black Panther Party and the importance of Black History Month.

Millie Watson shares her triumphs and struggles finding love.

After witnessing adults being rude to kids on the field, cross country coach Jessica Smits says it's time for the disrespect to end.