Tag: npr_code_switch
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Media Monitor: NPR Code Switch Examines Latino Representation in Border Patrol
NPR Code Switch explores the documentary 'At The Ready,' which delves into the Border Patrol Explorer program at a predominantly Latino high school in El Paso, Texas, and the complex motivations for Latinos joining immigration enforcement.
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports on Savannah Bananas, Indianapolis Clowns and Negro League History
NPR is reporting on the popular Banana Ball league, its new Indianapolis Clowns team, and the complex history of the original Negro League Clowns, including insights on Black participation in baseball.
SportMediaEntertainmentSocial IssuesDigital and Print PublishingEducation Savannah BananasBanana BallIndianapolis ClownsNegro LeaguesBaseballAfrican American HistorySports EntertainmentNPR Code Switch
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Media Monitor: NPR Examines the Impact of Protests
NPR reports that protests, though often slow and risky, have fostered empowerment and tangible change throughout U.S. history, according to Gloria J. Browne-Marshall.
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Media Monitor: NPR Reflects on Patriotism
NPR's Code Switch newsletter shares Leah Donnella's complex feelings about the Fourth of July, and how Langston Hughes’ poem helps her remain optimistic about the country's future.
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