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New Orleans Dysfunction

New Orleans Dysfunction

A podcast by Sabrina Cheema, Margo Stockdale, Justine Frerichs, and Marisa Wilson. New Orleans Dysfunction examines the social, political…
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Marisa Wilson
Power, Deception, and the Fight for Solar Energy in Florida

Power, Deception, and the Fight for Solar Energy in Florida

A dark cloud has been looming over the rooftop solar industry in the Sunshine State recently. As Florida residents head to the polls on…
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F.B. Corson
Moving Mountains

Moving Mountains

A Story of Mountaintop Removal Mining
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F.B. Corson
Current Events: The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act

Current Events: The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act

On this episode of Current Events, we talk about the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. Hosted by Teagan Monaco, Hannah Jung, Charlie…
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Charlie Goldberg
Making Trump: Mapping the Legacy of Republican Southern Strategy to its Most Current Form

Making Trump: Mapping the Legacy of Republican Southern Strategy to...

On a sunny summer afternoon in 1980, Republican presidential nominee Ronald Reagan stood before a crowd of ten thousand Mississippians at…
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F.B. Corson
Challenging Atlantic Coast Pipeline

Challenging Atlantic Coast Pipeline

On September 26, 2016 the U.S. Department of the Interior, Department of Justice, and Department of the Army sent letters to…
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Justine Frerichs
The Wheels on the Bus Go Round & Round in Cycles of Systematic Racism, Inequality

The Wheels on the Bus Go Round & Round in Cycles of Systematic Raci...

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margo stockdale
Native American Land: Who Really Controls It?

Native American Land: Who Really Controls It?

Currently, there are a total of eight Native American tribes in North Carolina. They make up only 1.2% of the total NC population, so it…
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Sabrina Cheema
Pink Water & Pigs: Environmental Justice for Native Americans in North Carolina

Pink Water & Pigs: Environmental Justice for Native Americans in No...

With its roots founded in the 1960s, the concept of environmental justice, specifically, that ecological hazards have a disproportionately…
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Charlotte Smith
The Dammed River

The Dammed River

As the postbellum South began its long road to recovery, the government saw industrialization as a perfect tool in creating economic…
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Marisa Wilson
Selling Wilderness: Whitewater Rafting Advertising on the Nantahala River

Selling Wilderness: Whitewater Rafting Advertising on the Nantahala...

The 1972 release of the film Deliverance, starring Jon Voight, Burt Reynolds, Ned Beatty, and Ron Cox, and based on the James Dickey novel…
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Walker Mogen
Little Pink Houses for You and Me

Little Pink Houses for You and Me

Suburbs. When we hear the word we think of the aerial view of perfect, timeless, cookie-cutter houses grouped around cul-de-sacs. We…
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Hannah Kate Jung
The Chicken Industry is Clucked

The Chicken Industry is Clucked

Poultry Production and its Manipulation of the South
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Teagan Monaco
The Racial Shape Of Atlanta

The Racial Shape Of Atlanta

The 2008 housing collapse has brought to the forefront yet another crisis of modern America: the persistent effects of institutionalized…
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Julia Cardwell
EPA Brownfields: Contaminated by Discriminatory Practices

EPA Brownfields: Contaminated by Discriminatory Practices

Hickory, North Carolina represents success in the eyes of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). After struggling to redevelop…
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Charlie Goldberg
Native Americans and Colonists: The Beginnings of Slavery in the South

Native Americans and Colonists: The Beginnings of Slavery in the South

Slavery in the South was not always linked directly to race. The history of forced bondage begins before European arrival and eventually…
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Amelia Gaither
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