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
Head of NAACP Details Plans to Monitor Elections
Roundtable: Sudan Ousts U.N Official
Another Look at the Allen Controversy
Holocaust Museum Turns Efforts to Darfur
Conflict in the Ivory Coast, Burundi Refugees
Bowlers Help Breast Cancer Survivors Make Ends Meet
Can Social Support Help in Breast Cancer Fight?
Roundtable: A Two-Clinton Campaign, Obama in 2008?
The Violent Death of Michael Sandy
L.A. Environmentalists Target Corporate Pollution
What's Next for On-Demand TV?
A Poem to Spotlight the Issue of Sexual Abuse
'Slick Rick' Challenges Deportation Law
Immigration Law Difficult to Navigate
Roundtable: Bush on Iraq, Chris Rock's Mother
Pat Boone's Passionate R&B
College Football Brawl Draws National Scrutiny
High School Football Teams Welcome TV Exposure
Questioning the Meaning of Race
Roundtable: White Privilege, Cloned Meat
Letters: Recent Listener E-Mails
Political Corner: Both Parties Run Black Candidates
Gladys Knight Covers Standards on 'Before Me'
Snapshot: America By the Numbers
Population Growth Extending American Commutes
Roundtable: N. Korea and Sanctions, Bumpers and Free Speech
Putting a Finer Point on the Concept of Hope
In Chicago Black and Latino Groups Look for Common Ground
Getting Fit, and Taking Hits, with Capoeira
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