This week marks a year since George Floyd was killed by police in Minneapolis, sparking national outrage over racial injustice. Segregation, in its many forms, is a major source of racial inequality. Where you live affects your access to healthy food, safe housing, quality education and job opportunities. It even affects where you go to church. We travel to North Carolina to meet with two pastors – one with a predominantly Black church and one with a predominantly white church – who are seeking a path to racial reconciliation.
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June 6, 2021
When the Term “Asian” is Simply One Identity
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May 23, 2021
The Generational Trauma Left By the Most Violent Election Day in U.S. History
May 23, 2021The Generational Trauma Left By the Most Violent Election Day in U.S. History
May 23, 2021
100 Years Later: The Tulsa Race Massacre and The Subsequent Cover-up
May 23, 2021100 Years Later: The Tulsa Race Massacre and The Subsequent Cover-up
May 23, 2021
A Mom Who Had Been Deported Reunites with Her Sons After Nearly 4 Years
June 6, 2021A Mom Who Had Been Deported Reunites with Her Sons After Nearly 4 Years
June 6, 2021
How a Two-Spirit Couple is Breaking Barriers in their Native American Community
May 16, 2021How a Two-Spirit Couple is Breaking Barriers in their Native American Community
May 16, 2021
What Happens When The Criminal Justice System Gets it Wrong?
May 16, 2021What Happens When The Criminal Justice System Gets it Wrong?
May 16, 2021
Treating Race Based Trauma as Deaths at the Hands of Police Continue
April 25, 2021Treating Race Based Trauma as Deaths at the Hands of Police Continue
April 25, 2021
