News & Notes From newsmaker interviews and spotlight profiles to feature stories and news coverage, News & Notes shines a light on some of the most important topics and concerns of interest to African Americans today. The program offers unique insights and illuminating observations on the day's news and trends for all NPR listeners.
Past Shows
De Facto School Segregation Growing, Study Says
Roundtable: Domestic Surveillance, Black Jesus
Solving the School Discipline Gap
Abortion and the Rights of Black Women
Sen. Ernie Chambers, a Solo Act in Nebraska
New Orleans Homeowners Get Say in Demolition
Study on Race and Rebuilding New Orleans
Roundtable: Ford Layoffs, Positive Scrushy Payoffs
Former Atlanta Mayor Heads to Trial
African Union Summit Continues in Khartoum
'1996': Under the Watchful Eye of the Government
'Roe v. Wade' and Black America, 33 Years Later
Roundtable: Brown Contrite, New Bin Laden Threats
Finding Health Coverage for R&B Artists
R&B Legend Wilson Pickett
Closing an MLK Trilogy 'At Canaan's Edge'
HUD Launches Program to Address Discrimination
Roundtable: New Orleans Demolition, D.C. Lobbying
Political Corner: New Day for Liberia, NAACP Politicking
Putting Black Women in Power in Alabama
COINTELPRO and the History of Domestic Spying
Lessons Learned from Abuses of COINTELPRO
Roundtable: Atlanta Corruption Trial, Condi Comments
How Race Could Have Colored Sago Disaster
A Conversation with Tananarive Due, Part 2
Haitian Expatriates Eager to Vote on Future
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