What have you learned from "Race, Frankly"?

What have you learned from Race, Frankly?

Over the past year, the St. Louis Beacon has been reporting on many aspects of our lives in the special section, Race, Frankly. The Beacon offered this series in partnership with the Missouri History Museum, which in January presented the exhibit, Race, Are We So Different?

As this project comes to an end, we would like to hear from you about whether you read any of the stories or attended any special events. We especially want to know what you gained from the project and whether it helped you in any way.

Please respond to the questions below and tell us: What have you learned from Race, Frankly?

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Are you aware of the Beacon's special project, Race, Frankly?

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Did you read any of the stories that were part of this special coverage? If you did, please tell us about a particular story that you remember. What made this story memorable for you?

Did you attend any of the special events at the Missouri History Museum that were part of the special coverage? If you did, please tell us about a particular event that you remember. What made this event memorable for you?

Have you ever attended any of the Bar Talk conversations about racial issues, sponsored by the Beacon, either at the Royale Bar and Grill or Schlafly's Tap Room. If you have, please tell us when you've attended, how you learned about it, and what you remember most about the event.

What was the most significant thing you learned from the Race, Frankly project?

What do you believe the Beacon missed or should have added in this special coverage?

How long have you been a Beacon reader? How did you first learn about the Beacon?

What other topic or issues to you think need serious scrutiny by the Beacon? Who else should we talk to about issues that are important to the betterment of metropolitan St. Louis?

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Are you willing to talk further with a reporter, producer or editor? *

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So that we may better understand your perspective, please tell us a little more about yourself. All answers are voluntary.

In what year were you born?

What is your occupation?

Who is your employer? If you are a student, what school do you attend?

With which political party, if any, do you identify most closely?

What is your race or ethnicity?

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