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    PART OF: Less Lethal Weapons Brought into Focus

    The Shot-in-the-Eye Squad

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    Wil Sands
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    May 21, 2021
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    Missouri High School Students Fight to Keep ‘1619 Project’ Materials in Their Curriculum

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    PART OF: Tracking the Vaccine: Eye on Equity in Chicago and Illinois

    Chicago’s Plan To Flood Areas With COVID-19 Vaccines Improved Racial Equity. Now It’s Ending.

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    PART OF: The Lasting Impact of COVID-19 on Charlotte's Black Residents

    ‘It’s Like I’m Falling Into Dementia’: COVID Effects Linger for Some NC Long-Haulers

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    Melba Newsome
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    May 17, 2021
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    PART OF: 'SHOT': Police-Involved Civilian Shootings

    SHOT: Caught a Soul

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    Gloria Browne-Marshall
    Grantee
    May 14, 2021
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    PART OF: 63106: The Struggle to Survive the Pandemic in St. Louis' Most Vulnerable Neighborhoods

    A Grieving Reporter Rushes to Get Vaccinated as Her Subject Resists

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    Denise Hollinshed
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    May 11, 2021
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    PART OF: William & Mary Sharp Seminar 2020-2021

    How the Rise of Social Justice in Athletics is Transforming the Identity of Black Athletes in America

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    Eric Thompson Jr.
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    April 29, 2021
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    PART OF: William & Mary Sharp Seminar 2020-2021

    Norfolk’s New Energy: The City’s Latest Plans Create Problems for Its Longest Residents

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    Jasmine Geonzon
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    April 29, 2021
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    PART OF: Roadblocks to Police Accountability

    Wandering Cops Shuffle Departments, Abusing Citizens

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    April 29, 2021
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    PART OF: Roadblocks to Police Accountability

    Floyd Verdict Won’t Remove Blocks to Police Accountability

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    William Freivogel
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    April 27, 2021
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    PART OF: 63106: The Struggle to Survive the Pandemic in St. Louis' Most Vulnerable Neighborhoods

    Making It: Ebony Smith-Thomas Was the Victim of Lead Poisoning As a Toddler. Now the Mother of Two Sons Is Fighting For Her Life.

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    April 15, 2021
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    PART OF: If God Is a Virus

    What They Hear When They Listen to Your Heart

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