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Hard history: Durham architect on legacy of Smithsonian museum she helped build; telling the story of the Tar Heel State (opens the original)
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As the National Museum of African American History and Cultures celebrates its tenth birthday, the museum’s founding director, Lonnie Bunch, is retiring from the top job at the Smithsonian Institution amid pressure from the White House over how American history is portrayed. Leoneda Inge talks with one of the museum’s architects to reflect on its impact, and the challenging moment facing the spaces and places holding a light up to our nation’s history. Zena Howard, Principal and Global Cultural
Sarah York revisits work as an 'after pastor' in new memoir. Plus, Playmakers Repertory Company reimagines Oedipus (opens the original)
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Sarah York spent eight years pastoring a Unitarian Universalist church in Santa Barbara, California during the 1990s. She was appointed in the aftermath of clergy misconduct and inherited the many challenges that come with caring for a congregation that was rocked by scandal. She talks to Due South about her new memoir on the subject. Sarah York, retired Unitarian Universalist minister, author of Trouble in Paradise: A Story of Ministry in the Aftermath of Clergy Misconduct A sweeping tale of fa
Rare prints of Declaration of Independence visit Durham. Public radio's Joshua Johnson on conflict resolution (opens the original)
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Duke University and Durham are commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence by bringing three rare, historic prints of the document to the main library in downtown Durham and then to the Nasher Museum of Art. Deborah Rutter, Vice Provost of the Arts at Duke University, joins host Leoneda Inge to discuss why it’s important to engage with a text that can seem both out of date and out of touch. Deborah Rutter, Vice Provost of the Arts at Duke University Publ
Mahalia Jackson's civil rights activism takes center stage in new biography. Plus, 'That time we almost destroyed the world' (opens the original)
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A new biography explores the underreported civil rights legacy of legendary gospel singer and activist Mahalia Jackson. The co-authors discuss Jackson's rise from humble beginnings in Louisiana to superstardom, crossover success and civil rights movement prominence. Timothy B. Tyson, researcher and author of five books, including the New York Times bestseller The Blood of Emmett Till Mary D. Williams, gospel singer, civil rights historian, and former adjunct professor at Duke University This int
NC libraries awarded grants. Plus, 2026 book picks and 'Never Tell a Black Girl How to Black Girl' (opens the original)
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Leoneda Inge speaks with Catherine Prince, federal programs consultant for the Library of North Carolina, about the history and role of the state library, as well as its allocation of 46 new grants to local public and academic libraries. Catherine Prince, Library of NC, and our Federal Programs Consultant Leoneda Inge talks to Flyleaf Books marketing and events manager Maggie Robe about some of this year’s most popular beach and summer reads. Maggie Robe, marketing and events manager, Flyleaf Bo
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