What does it mean to move through spaces that were never really built with you in mind?
In this episode, Dara Starr Tucker reflects on the death of Nolan Wells and the questions it has raised within the Black community, not to speculate about what happened, but to explore why so many Black Americans see stories like this through the lens of history and lived experience. Drawing from her own childhood in predominantly white schools, she examines code-switching, belonging, racial isolation, and the quiet psychological toll of constantly navigating the white gaze.
This conversation involves memory, identity, and why trust isn't built by asking people to forget the past. It's built by understanding why the past still shapes the present.
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