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Family history is one thing and DNA-based ancestry is another: You just can't map beautiful, defining, important family stories onto a DNA tree, says blogger Alva Noë.
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This hour, we feature stories and sounds from the West African country of Nigeria. First, WSHU reporter Ebong Udoma checks in from Abuja, Nigeria, where…
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We've been talking a lot over this last year about problems like misogyny and violence in football, rape on college campuses, mass shootings, and…
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Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra and his team are using some polarizing rhetoric as they try to hold on to Hartford city hall. Segarra is casting this as a…
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Think about the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø state flag. Could you draw it from memory? What does it mean? Did you know that the three grapevines in the seal represent the…
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An explosive case in her own rural Virginia community leads anthropologist Barbara J. King to explore the role of local school boards in protecting — and promoting — transgender teens' rights.
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To test subtle biases, researchers sent state legislators identical emails about voting requirements. Some emails came from a man with a "Latino" name, and others from an "Anglo" name.
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Extraordinary numbers of people are about to join the ranks of the unemployed—by choice. They're about to retire. (Of course some are forced to give up…
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Mario Pavone and Jimmy Greene are both veterans of ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø's jazz scene -- having grown up here, decades apart -- and both deciding to make the state…
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Imagine two people. One of them is named Betsy Kaplan, the other, Betsy F.P.R. Academic studies suggest people, on average, would infer a higher…