Source: NPR
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Megan had just welcomed her son into the world. She was supposed to be happy, right? Overjoyed, right? But Megan felt... empty.
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Preaching peace, but preparing for unrest: Left and right leaders share same fears with Rev Sekou
Reverend Osagyefo Sekou has been a constant presence at Black Lives Matter demonstrations for years.
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The Prison Music Project: Songs from Inside New Folsom Prison with Ani DiFranco
There are 2 million people in prison in the United States. Let that sink in for a moment. Another way to put that: the US has 5% of the global population, but makes up 25% of the global prison population.
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Host Michel Martin speaks with a roundtable of journalists and commentators about the latest buzz in the world of pop culture
"Michel Martin speaks with a pop culture panel to get their take on Thicke's methods and other stories of the week"
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Roundtable: Are White Gay Men Stealing ‘Culture’ From Black Women?”
"Host Michel Martin speaks with a roundtable of journalists and commentators about the latest buzz in the world of pop culture"
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Black, Gay and Scared of Sex
"Michael Arceneaux shares his essay, At 30, I'm Finally Tackling My Intense Fear of Sex"
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Neither A ‘Sissy’ Nor A Saint: An Offer Of Priesthood Prompts A Coming Out
"A story about a spiritual matchup - one that wasn't quite the right fit"
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In A Climate Of Fear, A Comedian Remembers What Makes Her Brave
A rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes made comedian Zahra Noorbakhsh uneasy about performing live. Then she remembered a childhood experience that helped her regain her footing.
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After Trump’s Election, A Nonpracticing Muslim Returns To Prayer
Zahra Noorbakhsh A Nonpracticing Muslim Returns To Prayer
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‘See You Tonight!’ ‘I Needed This!’: How A Ritual Friday Gathering Brought Healing
How A Ritual Friday Gathering Brought Healing
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‘Well-Read Black Girl’ Turns Books Into Community
Author Glory Edim uses her literary society to signal boost emerging black women writers.
