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.
Guaranteed Income Program Gives Black Mothers a Boost
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MARCH 8, 2025
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DECEMBER 28, 2024
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December 29, 2024This week Matter of Fact celebrates the holidays. An award-winning chef “decolonizes food”...
Cycling Champion Nelson Vails on Breaking Barriers in the Sport
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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
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April 21, 2024College athletes and activism have a long history. In 1969, a group of players known as th...
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 ...
