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How Juneteenth Brings Generations of Black New Mexicans Together

December 27, 2024
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12.27.24 – In the third part of a conversation that first aired in June about celebrating Juneteenth, Ron Wallace talks about his work covering Black communities at the magazine he founded, The Perspective, before Rev. Dr. Charles E. Becknell tells Lou about the importance of protecting the holiday’s festivities from becoming commercialized.  Correspondent: Lou DiVizio  Guests: Marsha…

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Descendent & Advocate Respond to Boarding School Apology

December 20, 2024
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12.20.24 – Correspondent Antonia Gonzales speaks with two New Mexicans about their thoughts and emotions after President Joe Biden’s formal apology for the harm caused by Indian boarding schools.  Correspondent: Antonia Gonzales  Guests:  Dr. Joannie Suina, Ed.D. (Pueblo of Cochiti), NABS, Center for the Futures of Native Peoples   Gerilyn Tolino (Diné), Carlisle Indian School Descendent    For…

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