http://www.ncpolicywatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/News-and-Views-for-6-23-2019-SEGMENT-THREE.mp3 Click below to see scenes from Educación Sin Barreras NC’s advocacy day at the NC General Assembly:
UNC-Chapel Hill assistant history professor William Sturkey discusses race in the American South and the toll the Silent Sam debate has taken on the university campus. Sturkey also discusses his latest book: Hattiesburg: An American City in Black and White.
Policy Watch environmental reporter Lisa Sorg discusses emerging contaminants, dangerous chemicals in compost and her latest investigative piece. Read Unregulated, untested, unknown. Follow more of Sorg’s coverage here.
Chris Hodgson and Virginia Knowlton Marcus of Disability Rights NC on how NC Employment Services are Failing People with Disabilities. Read Moving into the Economic Mainstream.
State Rep. Susan Fisher talks about the shortcomings in the House budget related to education spending, her new bill to help homeless youth in North Carolina, and why the Medicaid debate may keep lawmakers in Raleigh well into the fall.
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