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In this edition of Reflections In Black, Raven Cook discusses Black maternal health and Maude Callen, a nurse and midwife who helped pioneer the profession.
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On today's show, a group called Arkansans for Limited Government is working on a possible constitutional amendment that would legalize some abortions. Also, reporting on violence with Peter Nickeas. Plus, a new "Reflections in Black" with Raven Cook.
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On this episode of Reflections In Black, Raven Cook discusses Arkansas-native publisher John H. Johnson, who founded Ebony and Jet magazines.
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On today's show, a lesson in assistance animals. Also, giving dance more stages in northwest Arkansas. Plus, how a podcast-turned-game hooked our book reviewer, Pastor Clint Schnekloth.
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On today's show, Ozarks At Large dives into the effects of a Hollywood writers' strike in the Natural State. Also, explaining what the Arkansas Department of Education's report card assessments mean for public schools. Plus, a new episode of Reflections in Black.
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On this episode of Reflections In Black, Raven Cook discusses American architect Paul Revere Williams.
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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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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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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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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…