The State of Things on WUNC

The State of Things on WUNC

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  • His Black And White Images Show Latinos In A Good Light: Meet José Gálvez
    José Gálvez was a 10-year-old shoe-shine boy when he first stepped foot in the newsroom of the Arizona Daily Star . His entry into that building was his first step in a decades-long career as a photojournalist that would eventually earn him a Pulitzer Prize for public service journalism. His winning series, like much of his work, showed the positive and mundane side of life in Latino communities in America.
    48 min
  • Next Steps For Contested 9th District
    Updated at 4:40 p.m There will be a new election in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District. The unanimous decision from the North Carolina State Board of Elections comes after four days of dramatic hearings into suspected election fraud.
    7 min
  • And The Grammy Goes To: North Carolina’s Bill Ferris
    William Ferris is known around North Carolina as a folklorist — a man whose passion is to chronicle the stories, music and culture of the American South. His love for documenting his communities began as a boy. At 12 years old, he was given a camera and began to take photographs around his neighborhood in Warren County, Mississippi. There are tales of young Ferris taking a reel-to-reel recorder to record hymns at church.
    25 min
  • Inside The Life Of A Danseur
    Saturday morning dance classes around the country are filled with little girls dreaming of becoming the next Misty Copeland. But what happens when a young boy dreams of becoming the next Mikhail Baryshnikov?
    18 min
  • What Is The New Normal For Immigrants In North Carolina?
    U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained at least 200 people in North Carolina earlier this month. In a press conference, ICE Atlanta Field Office Director Sean Gallagher told journalists that more visible enforcement is a direct consequence of decreased cooperation between ICE and local law enforcement agencies.
    31 min
  • Writer Sandra Cisneros Is Documenting Unheard NC Voices
    Sandra Cisneros is best known as the author behind the literary classic “The House on Mango Street,” a book that has been translated into over twenty languages. She has penned poetry, short stories, novels and essays. These days, beyond writing, the acclaimed author is spending a lot of time listening.
    18 min
  • Legal Experts Say Life Without Parole Should End For Juveniles
    A new paper from Duke University concludes that North Carolina should end the sentence of life without parole for juvenile offenders. “ Juvenile Life Without Parole in North Carolina ” looks at the cases of 94 people sentenced to life without parole as juveniles in the state and finds almost half of them have been overturned.
    12 min

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