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A small — but growing — group of professional race car drivers are starting their careers virtually and shaking up motorsports.

50 years after the first movement for Asian American Studies, we explore why it's finally having its moment at universities across the South.

WUNC adds two new programs to its broadcast schedule: On Point and The Poetry Cafe

The changes reflect WUNC’s commitment to reach a more diverse audience in our listening area and to provide new innovative public radio content.

(WALKING AMBIENT SOUND)ZAIDA: Well, I think it looks like it's green. Don't see any hair in there. ELIZABETH FRIEND, HOST: I see here is it's got the…

What does it mean for a black journalist to remain neutral when writing about police brutality? Can young reporters be objective in their coverage of…

What does it mean for a black journalist to remain neutral when writing about police brutality? Can young reporters be objective in their coverage of…

Chuck Reece was tired of the lingering stereotypes of the South, like debutantes and hillbillies. A few years ago he came across a list of the top 50 bars…

Chuck Reece was tired of the lingering stereotypes of the South, like debutantes and hillbillies. A few years ago he came across a list of the top 50 bars…

After noticing that most of the black voices featured in the news come from the educated and affluent, Kevin “Kaze” Thomas and Karim “Bishop Omega”…