Asian Americans in Comedy | Can You Hear Us Now: Inclusivity in the Media In this episode, we explore Asian American representation in comedy. Our guest, Donald Chang, is a member of New York City’s Asian AF, a prominent Asian American comedy troupe. We discussed the changi...

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Entertainment Media and Diversity | Can You Hear Us Now: Inclusivity in the Media This episode of the podcast series covers the importance of Entertainment Media and Diversity. Specifically, this conversation focuses on representation in entertainment media through the lens of real...

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It was amplified through propaganda and hateful rhetoric of "Negro rule," and played out on the pages of the News & Observer in the form of political cartoons which reached illiterate voters.

American Coup: Wilmington 1898 | American Experience | PBS The little-known story of a deadly 1898 race massacre and coup d’état in Wilmington, North Carolina, when white supremacists overthrew the multi-racial government of state’s largest city through a cam...

The North Carolina election of 1898, a deadly race massacre, and a carefully orchestrated insurrection, resulted in the only successful coup d'etat in US history.

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S1.E1. Generation Z | Can You Hear Us Now: Inclusivity in the Media This episode looks at how Generation Z—a generation that grew up during a media boom and an increase in awareness of political and social issues—saw their identities represented in the media and how t...

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BREAKING: Democrats just earned a HUGE victory in North Carolina by just about 600 votes. Justice Allison Riggs is going back to the Supreme Court!

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The very first time I voted was the 1988 primary. A student was running for County Board. I cast my vote and he won by one vote. #everyvotematters