Black father and son discuss urgent conversations on race post-George Floyd with NPR.

NPR's White House correspondent Ayesha Rascoe interviews Ryan Ross and his son Gavin about their conversations on race following George Floyd's murder. The interview highlights the practice of "the talk," where Black parents inform their children about the dangers of racism. Since Floyd's death, these conversations have become more urgent, reflecting the evolving landscape of racial discussions in the U.S.