What happens when we stop seeing borders as lines on a map and start seeing how they live inside our language, schools, and assumptions? Inspired by Suzanne Alexa Maria Peñola’s powerful poem, this episode explores how borders shape our sense of identity—and often erase it.

On November 5th, Donald J. Trump was re-elected to the presidential seat for the United States. His platform is built on the dehumanization of immigrants and promises to deport masses of people, is no joke. We know he lies, but when he spouts out racism and hate, we know he is serious about following through.