18 Oct 2022
Last week, our #NPRSource was @lynnisepantin, the Pritzker Pucker Family Clinical Professor of Transactional Law at Columbia Law School. Her interests include clinical legal education, entrepreneurship, economic justice, and corporate and business law. training.npr.org/sources/lyn…
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19 Aug 2022
This week, our new #NPRSource is Cheryl Crazy Bull, the president and CEO of @collegefund, a nonprofit that supports Native American students through scholarships and higher education funding. training.npr.org/sources/che…
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13 Jul 2022
.@DLajimodiere was this week's #NPRSource. Lajimodiere is a founder of @NABSHC, a non-profit focused on supporting Native American boarding school survivors. She is also an enrolled citizen of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa (Ojibwe). tinyurl.com/3238rebj
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2 Mar 2022
Our #NPRSource @HishamAidi lectures at @Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs. He studies migration and transnational movements, African migration into Europe, and race and ethnicity in Northwest Africa. (3/5)
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27 Jan 2022
Here is #NPRSource, Robin Washington (@robinbirk), a journalist and editor-at-large of @jdforward, America’s oldest Jewish news outlet. He’s an expert on Black Judaism and transportation with an interest in self-driving cars. (2/2)
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26 Jan 2022
Ok, what the hell is wordle and the colored squares I keep seeing all over Twitter?
If you're just as confuzzled by these online trends as the intern running this account, maybe you should ask our #NPRSource on social media and pop culture. (1/2)
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6 Jan 2022
Omicron cases are rising as testing and medical masks are difficult to access.
Our newest #NPRSource of the week, Anirudh Shingal is an economist who has been studying how COVID-19 has impacted the global chain of life-saving medical supplies.
More here: training.npr.org/sources/ani…
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5 Jan 2022
Tomorrow is the 1 year anniversary of the January 6th Capitol insurrection and investigations are still ongoing.
The #NPRSource for further context is Javed Ali, a professor at @UMich with over 20 years of national security and intelligence experience.
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2 Dec 2021
If you're a vigilant journalist like me, refreshing every 10 minutes on Supreme Court updates, you should ALSO be talking to @FGossGraves our #NPRSource an expert on all things related to women's rights and the law.
read more about her here 👉 n.pr/3q05KLH
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1 Dec 2021
This past week @LawProfButler spoke to the issues of race in the high profile case of three men charged with Ahmaud Arbery's death on @MSNBC.
You can learn more about our #NPRSource and his expertise on the intersections of race and the law here: n.pr/2Qxkch2
24 Nov 2021
.@LawProfButler on the three men on trial for killing #AhmaudArbery: "The case is about racism and sometimes it's important to name the evil." #TheReidOut #reiders
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23 Nov 2021
Did you catch @AntheaButler on @WBUR's @OnPointRadio? wbur.fm/3cJIwnr
#NPRSource Butler spoke on "understanding the causes and consequences of white evangelical fear".
Professor of religious studies and Africana studies at @PennSAS more here: n.pr/3E4lXFH
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15 Nov 2021
Our #NPRSource Eboni Zamani-Gallaher (@emzgallaher) is the executive director of @CSCCResearch and a professor of higher education at @Illinois_Alma. Her research focuses on marginalized students, affirmative action and prison education. (4/5)
More here: n.pr/3dcceSM
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3 Nov 2021
Keith Maddox (@MaddBlackProf) is an associate professor of psychology at @TuftsUniversity, where he focuses on social cognitive aspects of racial stereotypes, prejudice and unconscious discrimination. #NPRSource (3/4)
Read more about Keith Maddox here: training.npr.org/sources/kei…
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3 Nov 2021
Our #NPRSource @melaniedomenech is a professor of psychology at @USUAggies and former president of the National Latinx Psychology Association (@1NLPA). Her work addresses health disparities for ethnic and culturally diverse people. (2/4)
More on her here: training.npr.org/sources/mel…
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22 Oct 2021
Editors at the @sciam write that new laws give politicians control of medicine.
#NPRSource @GeorgesBenjami7 executive director of @PublicHealth says, “It’s equivalent to taking away the ability of doctors to write prescriptions."
Learn about Dr. Benjamin n.pr/2Srk8Ar
19 Oct 2021
New State Laws Harm Public Health by Putting Politicians in Charge of Medicine scientificamerican.com/artic… via @sciam
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21 Oct 2021
Did you read @USATODAY on Margaret Atwood's latest tweet?
#NPRSource @autistichoya says, "Casual trans-antagonism – anti-trans oppression – is widespread in society, just as casual ableism and racism are."
Learn more about Lydia X. Z Brown here: n.pr/3jPUPSp
Advocates for the trans community say Margaret Atwood's decision to share a transphobic article is one of many that threaten the group's livelihood – serving as a dog whistle for anti-trans legislation and sentiment.
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20 Oct 2021
Kudos to #NPRSource @AntheaButler who last week was named Geraldine R. Segal Professor in American Social Thought at @PennSAS's @upennrels!
Learn more about Anthea Butler: training.npr.org/sources/ant…
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6 Oct 2021
"We're basically just sending this incredible instrument into the sky with the name of a homophobe on it, in my opinion," said #NPRSource @IBJIYONGI @MorningEdition.
Learn more about Chanda Prescod-Weinstein: n.pr/3zaN00a
NASA does not plan to rename its new $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope, despite concerns that its namesake went along with government discrimination against gay and lesbian employees in the 1950s.
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