Last year, the United States spent more than $45 billion dollars after weather and climate events. While South Carolina had a mild hurricane season last year, Charleston, is still vulnerable even without a hurricane. Scientists say climate change is causing the sea level to rise, putting the low-lying port city at risk of more tidal flooding. Matter of Fact Correspondent Jessica Gomez travels to Charleston to see how the state’s largest city is preparing for what could become the city’s greatest threat.
Civil rights leader Dolores Huerta continues advocacy, shares message for others in rare interview
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Native people have been virtually wiped out of America’s conscious thought. This research project shows why
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Matter of Fact Listening Tour Sneak Peek: Police department implements citizen review panel
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu: ‘Racial justice is deeply embedded in every policy decision we need to make’
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‘The progress is just going to keep going’: John Legend talks criminal justice reform, voting rights
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Nikole Hannah-Jones: America has been multiracial since 1619, but the country has been led by a white elite
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Revelations: A married couple share what is like being pastors to two different congregations
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'You are not less than': Lydia X. Z. Brown shares a powerful message to those who feel like they don't belong
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Ilyasah Shabazz shares that her father, Malcolm X, said this generation would demand change in America
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'I don't think the floor is level': Comedian Gina Brillon challenges the idea of the American dream
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Historians fill in the gaps of American history and explain the history behind U.S. citizenship
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What factors determine a sense of belonging in America? This college professor crafted a study to find out
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We drove down Interstate 70 and asked people about their American identity. Here were their responses
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Strangers watch viral videos that show racial bias. Then they met each other in person to talk
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Listening Tour: Strangers watch viral videos that show racial bias. Then they met each other in person to talk
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The politics of pot are changing with Illinois predicted to expunge an estimated 800,000 marijuana convictions
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There Grows the Neighborhood: Meet the 2019 MacArthur Fellow transforming Chicago’s South Side
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More Undocumented Migrants Are Caught Here Than Anywhere Else. It’s Also Ground Zero for Migrant Deaths.
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