tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3823302.post-10613872031448690982008-05-12T10:26:00.003-04:002008-05-12T10:27:44.424-04:00<a href="javascript:NPR.Player.openPlayer(90255050, 90255033, null, NPR.Player.Action.PLAY_NOW, NPR.Player.Type.STORY, '0')" class="listen">Listen Now</a> <span class="duration">[17 min 46 sec]</span> <a href="javascript:NPR.Player.openPlayer(90255050, 90255033, null, NPR.Player.Action.ADD_TO_PLAYLIST, NPR.Player.Type.STORY, '0')" class="add">add to playlist</a><div class="listenblock"><p class="listentab"> </p> </div><!-- START TOP RESOURCE POSITION --><!-- START INSET COLUMN --><!-- END INSET COLUMN --><!-- START STORY CONTENT --><p><span class="program"><a href="http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=90255050">News &amp; Notes </a>,</span> <span class="date">May 7, 2008 · </span> On today's bloggers roundtable, Farai Chideya moderates a conversation about the latest string of protests over the shooting death of Sean Bell, last night's Democratic primary results, and the death of interracial marriage pioneer, Mildred Loving.</p><p>Joining in the conversation are bloggers Carmen Van Kerckhove of <a href="http://www.racialicious.com/" target="_blank">Racialicious</a>; Baratunde Thurston of <a href="http://www.jackandjillpolitics.com/" target="_blank">Jack &amp; Jill Politics</a>; and Casey Lartigue of <a href="http://caseylartigue.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">The Casey Lartigue Show!</a></p><!-- END STORY CONTENT --><!-- END ID="STORYBODY" --><a name="10889047"></a>Casey Lartiguehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02990638216179437178noreply@blogger.com