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Dec 25

Watch 5:51
A scandal rocked Virginia’s governor. Here’s what happened next

In 2019, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam faced a scandal involving a racist photograph in his medical school yearbook. But he decided not to resign, and instead focused on reconciliation, becoming one of the most consequential governors in Virginia's history. Margaret…

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Dec 20

Watch 8:38
Nebraska sculptor will be first African American with work displayed in Statuary Hall

By Cat Wise, Maea Lenei Buhre, Mary Fecteau

A major attraction for visitors to Washington is the National Statuary Hall Collection. Housed in the United States Capitol, it honors two notable people from each state, most of whom are white and male. Nebraska will soon help diversify the…

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Dec 20

Former officer who killed Atatiana Jefferson sentenced to nearly 12 years

By Associated Press

Aaron Dean, 38, had faced up to 20 years in prison, but jurors also had the option of sentencing him to probation.

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Dec 17

Watch 6:05
How racial biases in medical algorithms lead to inequities in care

Hospitals across the country are using software powered by algorithms with racial biases, according to a new report from a coalition of healthcare providers. This can cause physicians to misdiagnose medical conditions or delay critical treatment. Dr. Jayne Morgan, a…

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Dec 16

Watch 2:34
Louisiana troopers accused of killing Black man and obstructing investigations

By Roby Chavez

Five current and former state troopers in Louisiana are now accused of brutalizing and killing a Black man and obstructing investigations. The arrest of Ronald Greene generated allegations of cover-up and multiple investigations. Roby Chavez reports from New Orleans.

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Dec 07

Watch 8:10
Museum works to repatriate artifacts looted from West Africa

By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport

As a debate over how and when to repatriate art continues to roil, one clear-cut case of looting in the 19th century has art leaders taking strong stands now. Jeffrey Brown went to look at a museum that is confronting…

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Dec 03

Watch 7:15
VA denied benefits for Black veterans at higher rate for decades, lawsuit says

A new lawsuit against the Department of Veterans Affairs alleges decades of discrimination against Black military veterans. To learn more, Geoff Bennett speaks to Conley Monk Jr., a Vietnam War veteran whose VA benefits were denied for nearly 50 years,…

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Dec 03

Georgia’s runoff elections have segregationist roots

By Nicole Ellis, Rachel Liesendahl

Since the 1960s, Georgia’s majority voting law has required a candidate get 50 percent of the vote or more in order to be declared the winner.

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Dec 02

Watch 5:12
How Muslim American candidates made history in the midterms

By Geoff Bennett

The 2022 midterms saw the greatest number of Muslim Americans elected to office. According to a report from Jetpac Resource Center and the Council on American-Islamic Relations, 153 Muslim Americans ran for office across all levels of government. Ruwa Roman…

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Nov 29

Watch 2:40
A Brief But Spectacular take on community resiliency

Elizabeth Yeampierre is an attorney and climate justice leader born and raised in New York City. As executive director of Uprose, Brooklyn's oldest Latino community-based organization, she is leading change in sustainable development, environmental justice and community-led adaptation. She shares…

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