On today's program: A new report shows that Black students in Pittsburgh are referred to the juvenile justice system at a much higher rate than their white counterparts; and Pennsylvania could join a regional cap-and-trade program.

Despite No Differences In Behavior, Black Students 'Penalized More So Than Their White Counterparts'

The Confluence ended production on Friday, August 4th. WESA thanks Kevin Gavin, Marylee Williams, Laura Tsutsui and everyone who has played a part in the program’s seven years of service.The Confluence blended reporting from the WESA newsroom with one-on-one interviews and roundtable conversations about issues important to our region.

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Despite No Differences In Behavior, Black Students 'Penalized More So Than Their White Counterparts'

Despite No Differences In Behavior, Black Students 'Penalized More So Than Their White Counterparts'