“Racism in our politics and in our policy making is why all of us can’t have nice things. And by we who can’t have nice things, I mean the white folks, the largest share of the impoverished and the uninsured, and I mean the folks of color who are disproportionately so,” says Heather McGhee, author of the Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone. By nice things she doesn’t mean a fancy car. She means things like childcare or a good education for your kids or a job that treats you with respect. Heather was in Kansas City in November in dialogue with Stand-Up KC’s Terrence Wise and Bridgette Hughes on how to build a multi-racial workers’ movement. This week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we’ll bring you that conversation.