Creating new spaces. This week Matter of Fact looks at one Louisiana woman’s mission to help formerly incarcerated individuals get a college education. Plus, an artist resisting gentrification and a filmmaker designing a new company to spotlight Latino and Hispanic stories.
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DECEMBER 9, 2023
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Artist Transforms Guns into Bells of Hope
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April 16, 2023This week Matter of Fact goes to a Pennsylvania school helping students and their families...
Lessons to Be Learned from Frida Kahlo During the Pandemic
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A Milwaukee Woman Rolls Out a 'Displacement Welcome Mat'
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November 20, 2022Housing prices have been out of reach for many Americans for decades, but especially in th...
One Year After WGA Strike, Writers Continue to Struggle
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June 2, 2024One year ago, the Writers Guild of America went on strike. After nearly five months of dem...
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June 2, 2024This week Matter of Fact explores why third parties are an essential part of American demo...
