Michele Norris of NPR's All Things Considered fame

For decades, Michele Norris has been at the heart of American journalism, with her role as host for NPR’s flagship radio show All Things Considered from 2002-2011, and her other work at multiple outlets through the years. She was the first African American female host at NPR, and she has won multiple awards for her journalistic contributions. In 2010, Norris began the Race Card Project, in which she invited people to share their thoughts about race. It is this ground-breaking endeavor that made her book, Our Hidden Conversations, possible.

Q&A with Jodi-Ann Burey.