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Month: August 2022

A new lens on America’s past

Cassie Spodak, Channon Hodge and Margaret Dawson, CNN These are the surprising and personal stories, lost and hidden in America’s past, hosted by CNN’s Abby Phillip, Suzanne Malveaux, Omar Jimenez, Athena Jones, Ryan Young, John Avlon and more. Knowing these stories might reshape your understanding of the disparities the country faces today. July 11, 1868

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A new lens on America’s past

History Refocused: In 2021, Fred Harris, the last surviving member of the “Kerner Report,” reflected on what the US can still learn from a 1967 commission that sent shockwaves across the country after an investigation into civil unrest and racial inequality in America.

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A new lens on America’s past

History Refocused: Race correction in medicine has pitted students against their teachers, caught the attention of Congress and led to a lawsuit against the NFL. In late 2021, a joint task force of the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) and the American Society of Nephrology (ASN) outlined a new race-free approach to diagnose kidney disease.

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Hunters are swarming the Florida Everglades for the annual python challenge. The state says it’s vital to save the ecosystem

By Sara Smart, CNN Deer, raccoons, possums and fox once flocked the area of the Everglades National Park in south Florida. Nowadays, you’re lucky if you spot one mammal in the area, according to wildlife experts. Who’s to blame for this decline in wildlife? The invasive species known as Burmese pythons. To help combat this

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