Raven Cook
Contributing ReporterReflections in Black is a weekly segment on Ozarks at Large, hosted by Raven Cook. Reflections in Black is dedicated to exploring the legacy of Black Americans, both in the United States and around the globe, by providing resources for understanding and hope for all people.
You can learn more about Raven and the segments you hear on the Foundations: Black History Education Programming facebook page.
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On this episode of Reflections In Black, Raven Cook discusses American architect Paul Revere Williams.
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On today's show, a new program across Arkansas to help reduce opioid overdoses. Also, The Black Legacy Project musically celebrates Black history. Plus, Northwest Arkansas brewers support nonprofits through "Ale-Truism."
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Familiar contributor Raven Cook returns with new episodes of “Reflections in Black.” Each edition focuses on a Black scientist, pioneer, artist, statesperson or community leader. She talks with Kyle Kellams about how she's doing something different this go around.
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On today's show, local politicians and leaders gathered last week in Fayetteville to spend time discussing the LEARNS Act. Also, the host of "America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston" talks about his visit to Arkansas and how he prepares for the outdoors.
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On today's show, we have the latest from Governor Asa Hutchinson's weekly coronavirus response briefing, which he held Tuesday in Little Rock. Plus, we…
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Diahann Carroll was born Carol Diann Johnson in the Bronx in 1935. At a young age, she won a music scholarship and began modeling as a teen. While…
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On today's show, we have highlights from Governor Asa Hutchinson's weekly coronavirus response briefing, which included new guidelines for houses of…
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Born in 1898, Septima P. Clark was a civil rights activist and educator. She worked with the NAACP and other civil rights organizations, and she was a…
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On today's show, we look back at last night's election results in Arkansas with Roby Brock of Talk Business and Politics, who says Arkansas was already a…
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James Hal Cone, born in Fordyce, Ark. in 1938, grew up in Bearden and earned a Master's of Divinity from Garrett Theological Seminary as well as a…