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Michael Burns remembers his parents using a booklet with a green cover to help direct their road trips from St. Louis to Chicago in the late 1950s and…
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Nicole Jackson came to the first Midwest SoulVeg Fest to get some inspiration on her slow path to being a vegan. She admitted that as a black person who...
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For many in the transgender community, use of their birth name to refer to them after they have transitioned is a no-no, a sign of disrespect. But...
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Across the country, state legislatures have become more diverse over the past four years. New lawmakers bring different backgrounds and life experiences,…
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Leticia Colón de Mejias thinks no problem is insurmountable if Americans come together. “Sometimes we take these subjects and we make them so big and...
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Women make up just a fraction of professional basketball referees, coaches and owners. A St. Louis woman is doing her best to change that. Khalia Collier…
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Setting children up for academic success is Annie Watson’s driving passion. The Kansas City, Missouri, native is the director of early education and...
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OtherAndrea Henderson joined St. Louis Public Radio as a reporter for Sharing America, a four-station collaborative news initiative covering race, identity and…
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OtherThe odds may be stacked against many people who are addicted to gambling, an industry that earns billions in tax revenue each year for state governments.…
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On Tuesday’s St. Louis on the Air, host Don Marsh discussed a newly published Sharing America series titled “Fixed Odds.”It explores the effects of…