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Examining disparities in child wellbeing, the return of the Arkansas Black Film & Music Expo

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On today's show, new data shows that the wellbeing of children of color in Arkansas ranks low. Also, learning more about Music Move's Black Music Expo. Plus, Remembering the filming of The Blue and the Gray 40 years ago.

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