All Things Considered for November 26, 2015 Hear the All Things Considered program for November 26, 2015
All Things Considered
Clockwise from top left: Raury, Rayland Baxter, Kali Uchis, Blind Pilot. Courtesy of the artists hide caption
In Bid To Welcome Refugees, Campaign Hopes To Make 'Every Campus A Refuge'
'Tis The Season For Coming Attractions: What To Watch For At The Multiplex
The Mayflower, the ship in which the Pilgrims crossed the Atlantic to the New World in 1620. Three Lions/Getty Images hide caption
Reconsidering The Pilgrims, Piety And America's Founding Principles
The Evolution Of The Presidential Thanksgiving (Feat. Cooked Possum)
What Chicago Students Are Saying About Last Year's Police Shooting Of A Teen
Swapping The Street For The Orchard, City Dwellers Take Their Pick Of Fruit
In Pranks And Fake Signs, 'Obvious Plant' Sows Mischief At Retailers
For A Glimpse Of The West's Shifting Position On Syria, Look At London
Joel Touitou Laloux's family owned Paris' Bataclan theater from 1976 until last year, when the performance hall was sold and he retired to Israel. He's shown here on Nov. 18 at his home in the Mediterranean coastal city of Ashdod in southern Israel. Jack Guez/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Members of the black student protest group Concerned Student 1950 raise their arms during a rally at Mizzou. Protests like this are making high schoolers look twice at where they want to study and the culture of racism on campus. Jeff Roberson/AP hide caption
Amid Application Season, Seniors Consider A New Criterion: Race Relations
The next time a cooking disaster strikes, remember: It happens to the best of us. Piotr Tomicki/iStockphoto hide caption
Clockwise from top left: Raury, Rayland Baxter, Kali Uchis, Blind Pilot. Courtesy of the artists hide caption