The State of Things on WUNC

The State of Things on WUNC

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  • Carolina Basketball Under Scrutiny, Allegations Against Zion Williamson, What The Senate Is Doing
    Hall of Fame University of North Carolina Women’s College Basketball Coach Sylvia Hatchell and her staff have been placed on paid leave as UNC-CH sorts through complaints by parents. The Washington Post reports the suspension emerged after a meeting between administrators and parents of current players who alleged Hatchell pushed injured team members to play through the pain, that players were not given proper medical care, and that she made racially insensitive comments to the team.
    12 min
  • Photography In ‘Blue Muse’ Is Music To The Eyes
    The searing and beautiful portraits in the collection “ Blue Muse: Timothy Duffy’s Southern Photographs ” seem born of a bygone era. Indeed Duffy made his pictures using a Civil War-era technique called the wet plate tintype that limited his shoots to just one or two frames per day. But his subjects, or collaborators as he calls them, are accustomed to sweating under bright lights and performing for an audience. They are the blues, gospel and roots musicians Duffy has been recording his entire
    20 min
  • Loving Puerto Rico From Near And Far: Meet Anabel Rosa
    The relationship between the United States and its territory of Puerto Rico is complicated — and Anabel Rosa is stuck right in the middle of it. When she was a girl growing up in Puerto Rico, she dreamed of living in the mainland U.S. As a teenager, she gave up her quinceañera for a trip to New York City.
    49 min
  • Henderson County Sheriff Lowell Griffin Grapples With ICE Relationship
    The North Carolina House of Representatives passed a bill earlier this week that would force county sheriff departments to assist with detaining immigrants or face a stiff fine. This bill comes in the wake of many sheriff departments around the state choosing to end their cooperation with Immigrations and Customs Enforcement through both detainers and the 287 (g) program.
    19 min
  • ‘Santuario’ Film Documents A Life In Limbo
    Juana Luz Tobar Ortega took sanctuary in a Greensboro church two years ago to avoid deportation back to Guatemala. She and her family hoped taking refuge there would be a short-term step. A documentary film captured her early weeks spent living in the church and stayed with her as the weeks turned to months. The film shows Juana as she tries to keep busy and stay positive, all the while showing the pain and sadness she and her family feel at living apart.
    20 min

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