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Study: Black Women in U.S. Killed at Horrifying Rate

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2.27.26 – Dr. Tameka Gillum co-wrote a study published last year by the American Journal of Public Health that declared the high rate of Black women murdered in America a “public health crisis.” That study examined more than 30,000 homicides between 1999 and 2020 and found a massive disparity in homicide rates between Black and…

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How Science is Taught with Native Cultures

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2.27.26 – Indigenously Positive, our collaboration with nonprofit newsroom New Mexico In Depth, kicks off its second season in a school classroom where Native practices and traditions are being used to teach students science in a way that resonates.          Host/Producer: Bella Davis (Yurok)   Director/Producer: Benjamin C Yazza (Diné)  Guests:  Jonathan Naranjo (Santa Clara Pueblo), Kha’p’o Community…

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