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Image	Title	Published
	Prof. Christopher Parker discusses the Rachel Dolezal case on Background Briefing with Ian Masters	June 16, 2015
	Prof. Christopher Parker discusses policing and deteriorating race relations in the country on Background Briefing with Ian Masters	December 8, 2014
	Faculty Spotlight: Jeffrey Arnold and Megan Francis	November 25, 2014
	Prof. Parker in the Miller Center American Forum's National Debate Series, "If It Were Not for Big Central Gov't, I'd Be a Slave Right Now"	October 20, 2014
	Prof. Christopher Parker radio interview on KPFK Los Angeles about Martin Luther King, Jr's legacy and race, class, and economics	January 20, 2014
	Is the Tea Party like the Klan?	November 25, 2013