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Valerie Salwen

Valerie Salwen appears in the following:

Open Phones: Finding Diversity

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Picking up on one of the "conversation starters" listeners proposed, today's question is "Why is it hard to have a diverse set of friends, and should we care?" And joining us in the studio is Dr. Valerie Salwen, the listener who inspired this segment, to talk about her search for more diverse friends.Call us at 212-433-WNYC or comment.