This week Matter of Fact celebrates the holidays. An award-winning chef “decolonizes food” with a menu inspired by his indigenous roots. Plus, the story of America’s first two Black generals is now being told in full. And, a Library of Congress exhibit focuses on what we have in common.
NOVEMBER 30, 2024
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December 1, 2024This week Matter of Fact celebrates the holidays. An award-winning chef “decolonizes food”...
Cycling Champion Nelson Vails on Breaking Barriers in the Sport
September 29, 2024Cycling Champion Nelson Vails on Breaking Barriers in the Sport
September 29, 2024Nelson Vails was the first Black person to medal in cycling at the Olympics. He stands out...
SEPTEMBER 28, 2024
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September 29, 2024This week Matter of Fact travels to Arizona where voters are expressing their concerns abo...
SEPTEMBER 7, 2024
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September 8, 2024This week Matter of Fact travels to Pennsylvania to learn how people over 50 are handling ...
College Students Find Themselves Caught Between Athletics and Activism
April 21, 2024College Students Find Themselves Caught Between Athletics and Activism
April 21, 2024College athletes and activism have a long history. In 1969, a group of players known as th...
APRIL 20, 2024
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April 21, 2024This week Matter of Fact looks at the history between student athletes and activism. Plus,...
Aaliyah Bilal Describes the Black Muslim Experience in Debut Book “Temple Folk”
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February 11, 2024According to Pew Research Center, only about 2 percent of Black Americans identify as Musl...
Paying Homage to the Humble Cranberry
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November 28, 2021There are many divisive topics to navigate at holiday dinners: politics, religion, and on ...
