Many environmental organizations are speaking out against racism and looking at how they can promote racial equality within their own organizations and in the communities they serve. Julie Grant of …
As fall approaches, parents are strategizing about how to teach their children at home during the pandemic. Two homeschooling parents share tips for distance learning. Also, face masks pose problems …
Artist and Monument Lab fellow Ada Pinkston joins us to discuss her work reimagining the space that Confederate monuments used to occupy. Also, the COVID-19 crisis is taking a mental health toll on …
Award-winning musician John Legend released the album “Bigger Love” in June. We speak with him about politics, family and releasing an album during a pandemic. Also, the Atlantic Ocean off the east …
NPR has learned that the Census Bureau will end door-knocking efforts one month before previously scheduled. NPR’s Hansi Lo Wang explains the implications of that move. Also, governments and biotech …
As schools plan to reopen soon, worried teachers say they have many unanswered questions about how it will all work. We speak with Denise Bradford, a teacher who is writing a will and preparing for …
As people remember the late Rep. John Lewis at his funeral on Thursday, we look at what his fight for civil rights means for activists today. We speak with Peniel Joseph, director of the Center for …
Despite high infection rates in Texas immigrant detention centers, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials are failing to provide adequate social distancing and medical care. Houston …
The number of migrants arriving in Europe has dropped significantly since 2015, when more than a million people arrived by boat and foot, fleeing conflict in Syria and other countries in the Middle …
Erratic behavior is something of a brand for Kanye West, but his disclosure that he lives with bipolar disorder also necessitates that we think about his behavior through a mental health lens. …
