This week Matter of Fact remembers the 6888th – an army unit of over 800 Black women that cleared a backlog of mail for American soldiers during World War II. Plus, Soledad O’Brien speaks to a leading psychologist about the impact of social media on teen mental health. And, West Viriginia schools are tapping into students to find the next generation of teachers.
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Five States Have Mail-in Only Ballots. Is it Time for the U.S. to Make the Switch?
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New York City’s Chief Medical Officer Seeks to End Racially Biased Health Tests
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Jewish and Middle Eastern Professors Co-Teach Class on On-Going Conflict
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A Conversation with Elizabeth Carr, the First Person Born Via IVF in the U.S.
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