89 episodes
The African American Hour Audio-Reader
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Audio-Reader‘s weekly pod with news and information on black and African-American issues of culture, politics, entertainment and sports.
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Ep 91 - NAACP Urgest Student Athletes to Reconsider FL Colleges, What OJ Simpson Meant to Black America, Fraternity Builds Bonds Through School Books
Byron Buckner shares selected stories of news, politics, arts & culture from Washington Post, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Chicago Sun-Times, and Fortune Magazine. This content is intended for individuals who are blind or print-disabled.
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Ep 90 - Alternative Paths to Good-Paying Jobs, A Hiring Freeze for Wichita Schools, Tamara Blackwell Crowned Miss Wheelchair Kansas
Rosemarie Onwukwe shares selected stories of news, politics, arts & culture from The Voice, Wichita Beacon, Blavity, Ebony, The Root, The Grio, and News One. This content is intended for individuals who are blind or print-disabled.
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EP 89 - Divine Love is a Gift, Wichita's Storytime Village, More Kansas Mothers are dying after giving birth
Rosemarie Onwukwe shares selected stories of news, politics, arts & culture from Ebony, The Voice, The Beacon, Epic Strea, Blavity, Sport Illustrated, NewsOne and andscape. This content is intended for individuals who are blind or print-disabled.
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Ep 88 - The Complicated Legacy of Oscar Winner Hattie McDaniel, Black Couple's Kiss Is Not Just a Kiss, Why Black Americans Should Commemorate the History of Liberia
Byron Buckner shares selected stories of news, politics, arts & culture from The Hill, The Atlanta Journal Constitution Newspaper, and The New York Times. This content is intended for individuals who are blind or print-disabled.
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Ep 87 - How US Used Black Artists as Ambassadors During Cold War, This Time The Met Aims to Get Harlem Right, First Black Pilot Dies
Byron Buckner shares selected stories of news, politics, arts & culture from Washington Post, New York Times, Dayton Daily News, Atlanta Journal Constitution, and Time. This content is intended for individuals who are blind or print-disabled.
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Ep 86 - Emily Taylor Center Celebrates 1st Black Womens History Week, March is Womens History Month, Cindy Coghenour Taugh Thousands of Women to Protect Themselves When One Friend Couldn't
Rosemarie Onwukwe shares selected stories of news, politics, arts & culture from University Daily Kansan, Parade, The Voice, Wichita Beacon, The Root, Blavity, andscape.com, and CNN. This content is intended for individuals who are blind or print-disabled.