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Introducing The Broadside: weekly news and stories from the South

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In a split second

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Some NC Teachers Won't Be Back This Fall

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Emmett Till and the Warrant

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'Only Thing I Had To Fight With Was The Truth'

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After SBC sexual abuse reckoning, is there hope for real change?

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Darryl Hunt's Burden

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WUNC Politics Podcast: The Morale of Public School Teachers

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Diving With a Purpose

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James Richardson and 'The Shooter in the Video'

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Reducing the Harm of Fentanyl

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Embodied: Accessing Abortion Care In A Southern State Where You Still Can

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Who Bans Books and Why?

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What the end of Roe v. Wade means for North Carolina

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Give Sarah Keys Her Flowers Now

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A fresh start for Black farmers

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The Hows, Whens, and Ifs of Offshore Wind

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Time (or climate change) will not erase the Montford Point Marines

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The pomp and joy of a HBCU graduation

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‘I don’t want to be here when it falls in’: How people on the Outer Banks are wrestling with a vanishing coastline

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How Consequential Are The 2022 Primaries?

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Health Care Without Abortion Care

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How social service agencies can get away with ‘dodging standards’

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‘They just give me the mic and point the way:’ Shirley Caesar remains the Queen of Gospel

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Living with long-haul COVID-19

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Schools Are Not Back To Normal

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The birth of bluegrass

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Elizabeth City One Year After Andrew Brown's Death: Part 2

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Elizabeth City One Year After Andrew Brown's Death: Part 1

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How Does NC Fit In To Offshore Wind Development?

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Rohingya Muslims welcome the U.S. declaration of genocide, but violence continues

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Dar He! The Artistic Advocacy of Mike Wiley

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Artist who hoped for "Tarred Healing" felt censored instead

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Testing the Candidacy of NC Congressman Madison Cawthorn

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Why Fayetteville’s Market House is a divisive symbol for the city

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The Ethics of Wearing a Mask

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'We didn't have to ride in the back:' The story of Winston-Salem's Black-owned Safe Bus

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Black Carolinians tell their pandemic stories

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Eva Clayton is still pushing for a better North Carolina

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Marcus Smith’s life mattered

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Who's Going To Win The Super Bowl? Want To Bet?

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Big, Bad André Leon Talley

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Who bans books — and why?

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How Health Care Workers Soldier On

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To Recuse Or Not To Recuse

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Electric vehicles are all the rage. Why aren't there more in North Carolina?

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‘Only thing I had to fight with was the truth’

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DHHS Secretary Kody Kinsley on Omicron, testing, and avoiding burnout

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Did we hear the calls for 'No Justice, No Peace' in 2021?

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The Children Left Behind By COVID-19

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Looking Back On 2021: Military Stories Of The Year

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Looking Back On 2021: Environmental Stories From NC

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The Year In Sports: Septuagenarians on the move

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Looking Back On 2021: Education In NC

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Looking Back On 2021: Health Care In NC

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Looking Back On 2021: Politics In NC, Part 2

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Looking Back On 2021: Politics In NC, Part 1

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The Past, Present, And Future Of Wood Pellets In NC

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The Big Move

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Is a new youth detention center what Durham County needs?

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As Cohen Announces Her Exit, A New Variant Arrives

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How special education vacancies are depriving students with disabilities

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Me And My Muslim Friends: MENA, Whiteness & The U.S. Census

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Eye-popping endowment gains give universities unprecedented 'opportunity'

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The State Budget: What's in it for education and health care?

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A state budget is about to pass, finally

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Building More Bars: Pulling back the curtain on jail construction in North Carolina

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One, two, or three shots?

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How should NC schools spend their COVID relief money?

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Counted While Incarcerated: How prisons inflate political representation

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Get to know Peter Hans, who may be the UNC System president for a long, long time

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Six months after the shooting of Andrew Brown Jr., has anything changed?

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"Fair" maps, gerrymandering, and another lawsuit

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Ouch! Animals get COVID vaccines at the NC Zoo

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Behind The Lines, Part Four: A Fraught Past, An Uncertain Future

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Squeaky Clean: What It Takes To Eradicate Rats

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Behind The Lines, Part Three: Reckoning With Reform

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Around The Clock Childcare Blurs Lines Between Family And Caregivers...In A Good Way

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"I Thought I Was The Only One In The World": Latina Converts To Islam

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Behind The Lines, Part Two: The Pen vs. The Gavel

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Zoned In: Where Does Raleigh Go From Here?

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Protecting North Carolina's Students From COVID-19

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Behind The Lines, Part One: The Ultimate Exercise In Cultivating Political Power

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From A Corner To Crops, Southeast Raleigh Is Bringing Fresh Food To Pantries

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If you didn't know Pauli Murray already, you will now

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North Carolina's Iconic Longleaf Pine And The Fight Against Climate Change

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Private Money And Public Elections: When Is It OK, And When Is It Not?

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The Ethical Dilemma Of Treating Unvaccinated Patients Before Vaccinated Ones

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'We Can’t Afford To Keep Going To Funerals': The Lumbee Tribe Works To Combat COVID Surge

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How COVID Is Overwhelming NC's Least Vaccinated County

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'Me And My Muslim Friends' — 20 Years After 9/11

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20 Years In Afghanistan

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'I Won't Feel Safe Until We're All Safe': How An Epidemiologist Is Coping With A 'Moving Target'

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Back To School (Again) In The Time Of COVID

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My Mic Sounds Nice: Youth Reporters Bring The Heat This Summer

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The PPP Dilemma

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Shopping Around For A Trip To The Hospital

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Maximizing Your Staycation

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Should We Be Angry At The Unvaccinated?

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Music Got Me Through