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Special Report: North Carolina 2024

Voices of Robeson County, North Carolina

Take a peek into a slice of life from Robeson County, North Carolina. A poverty stricken community in the southeast […]

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‘Deaths are only the tip of the iceberg’: A look into medical neglect in federal immigration detention

Content Warning: This audio piece contains mentions of death and suicide. Dr. Chanelle Diaz was one of the medical expert […]

Special Report: North Carolina 2024

Robeson County Democrats and Republicans split over handling of public schools in aftermath of Trump re-election

In the teacher’s lounge of Lumberton High School in Lumberton, NC, surrounded by motivational posters and teaching supplies, James Bell, […]

Special Report: North Carolina 2024

Robeson County’s domestic violence epidemic disproportionately impacts Lumbee Native Americans

In the parking lot of the Lumbee Tribe Housing Complex in Pembroke, N.C., grandparents and parents lined up for a […]

Special Report: North Carolina 2024

In one politically polarized North Carolina county, an art gallery strives to foster unity

When LaTonya Colvin heard about George Floyd’s murder at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer in May 2020, the […]

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Harris’ Affordable Child Care Act: Impact on nannies in New York

In the neighborhoods of New York City, where nannies navigate crowded parks with strollers and juggle long hours caring for […]

Special Report: North Carolina 2024

Road full of promise: In Robeson County, football is the golden ticket out of poverty and crime

One: Robeson County The white Chevrolet van was headed south on Interstate 95 in North Carolina, halfway between Fayetteville and […]

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Why Your Vote Matters

In one of the most significant elections in history, Donald J. Trump, the Republican candidate, won both the popular vote […]

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Brooklyn College celebrates Shirley Chisholm’s centennial legacy with special event

One of Brooklyn College’s most distinguished alumni, Shirley Chisholm, is being honored this year as she would have turned 100 […]

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Are New Yorkers proud to be American?

Sitting on a bench in Washington Square Park, Radhames Carela, 22, watched as the last of the Israel-Hamas protesters lingered. […]