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Courts & Law

Some say ‘it’s time’ for person of color on Delaware Supreme Court

Delaware’s Supreme Court has never had a black, Latino or Asian American member. Some want Gov. Carney to “correct the record’ when filling a looming vacancy.

7 years ago

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Struggling to resolve racial tensions in South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg exclusively shared with NPR his
NPR
Politics & Policy

Buttigieg proposes broad plan to counter racial inequality

Struggling to resolve racial tensions in South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg exclusively shared with NPR his "Douglass Plan," named for the famed abolitionist.

7 years ago

Taylor Allen (left) riding a quad at Black River Equestrian Farm in Hunterdon County, N.J., in 2006. (Courtesy of Taylor Allen)
Community

Black in Flemington: Was the trauma worth it?

A former WHYY reporter reflects on her experience growing up as a black queer person in Flemington, New Jersey.

7 years ago

In this Oct. 11, 2017 file photo, Corrie Davis, left, picks up her son Turner from Big Shanty Elementary School in Kennesaw, Ga. The previous month, the school invited fifth-graders to dress up as characters from the Civil War. Davis says a white student dressed as a plantation owner approached her son and said
Education

Schools still struggling with how to teach about slavery

There are no national standards on how to teach about slavery, although it is often recommended as a topic in curriculum at the state and local levels.

7 years ago

(photo credit, Big Stocks)
Radio Times
Health

Compassion in medicine / the detention center crisis

We start the hour talking with U.S. Representative Madeleine Dean about her visit to migrant detentions centers and then, we discuss the role compassion plays in medicine.

Air Date: July 5, 2019 10:00 am

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A bronze statue of 19th-century orator and writer Frederick Douglass is seen in the Emancipation Hall of the United States Visitor Center on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, June 19, 2013, where it was dedicated. The bronze statue of Douglass is by Maryland artist Steve Weitzman. (Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo)
Community
The Philadelphia Tribune

Frederick Douglass’ ‘The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro’ still resonates

Douglass proved he was not the typical Independence Day Antebellum orator when he spoke before an audience in Rochester, New York, on July 5, 1852.

7 years ago

Buses arrive at South Boston High School, Jan. 8, 1975. Police were on hand to provide protection as black students arrived. (AP Photo)
Radio Times
Politics & Policy

The legacy of busing

We discuss Vice President Joe Biden's record on busing and desegregation in schools and whether the policy has achieved racial integration in schools across the country.

Air Date: July 3, 2019 10:00 am

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Cheyney University needed to have a balanced budget by Sunday. (Abdul Sulayman/The Philadelphia Tribune)
Education
The Philadelphia Tribune

Cheyney: A balanced budget and more money for scholarships

Cheyney University came out of the weekend with a pair of victories.

7 years ago

Conversationalists Kameelah Mu'Min Rashad and Emily Zislis share a laugh with WHYY’s Jennifer Lynn during A Conversation on Identity and Belonging hosted at the University of Pennsylvania. (Riley Jackson/Interfaith Philadelphia)
Community

True conversations can lead to a true understanding

Through this year, we wanted to live out the call of journalist Krista Tippett to “speak together differently, in order to live together differently.”

7 years ago

Cheyney University President Dr. Aaron Walton speaks at the 2019 Philadelphia UNCF Mayor’s Masked Ball. (Ronald Gray/The Philadelphia Tribune)
Money
The Philadelphia Tribune

Cheyney, Lincoln universities receive awards from UNCF

The United Negro College Fund recently announced that it has awarded Cheyney University and Lincoln University, two of the nation’s oldest historically black universities.

7 years ago

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Politics & Policy

N.J. black and Latino leaders renew push for marijuana decriminalization

Black and Latino leaders in New Jersey say Gov. Phil Murphy and legislative leaders are not doing enough to advance social justice in the state.

7 years ago

In this image taken from a Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018 video provided by SNJTODAY.COM, Buena Regional High School wrestler Andrew Johnson gets his hair cut courtside minutes before his match in Buena, N.J. (Michael Frankel/SNJTODAY.COM via AP)
Politics & Policy

After South Jersey wrestler’s forced haircut, coaches may get sensitivity training

After the viral video of a South Jersey wrestler forced to cut his dreadlocks, lawmakers consider mandatory sensitivity training for high school coaches.

7 years ago

Savannah Shepherd (center) poses with members of the Delaware Legislative Black Caucus in front of The Lynching of George White Historical Marker after it was unveiled at Greenbank Park on June 23. Pictured are (from left) Rep. Melissa Minor-Brown, Rep. Frank Cooke, Rep. Stephanie T. Bolden, Shepherd, Sen. Darius Brown, Rep. Kendra Johnson, and Sen. Elizabeth “Tizzy” Lockman (Scott Goss/Delaware Senate Majority Caucus)
Community

Historical marker dedicated to George White, thanks to Delaware teen’s efforts

Thanks to Savannah Shepherd, a new historical marker memorializes the only documented lynching in Delaware.

7 years ago

Jashua Vargas from Camden takes part in the San Juan Bautista Parade and Festival on the Camden waterfront. The parade has been a tradition in the city for the 62 years. (Miguel Martinez/WHYY)
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Community

Camden Puerto Rican parade passes tradition to a new generation

Camden's San Juan Bautista Parade and Festival continues its annual tradition on the waterfront.

7 years ago

A woman walks through La Perla, a neighborhood on the edge of Old San Juan, in 2017. (AFP Contributor/Getty Images)
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Community

For those missing Puerto Rico, a song about dreaming of home

Within the canon of popular Puerto Rican music, there is no shortage of songs about the nostalgia for the island itself.

7 years ago

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