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MPR News with Angela Davis

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Racism is a health risk for black mothers and babies

Racism is a health risk for black mothers and babies

African-American women are more likely than white women to die in childbirth or from pregnancy-related complications, and their babies face worse outcomes than their white counterparts. A growing body of research suggests racism plays a role.
by Julie Siple and Angela Davis

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Twin Cities coworking spaces that cater to women offer safe place for work, community

Twin Cities coworking spaces that cater to women offer safe place for work, community

A business concept that came out of New York City in 2016 is quickly spreading across the country and into Minnesota: coworking spaces that cater specifically to women, nonbinary and trans folks. The attraction? Users cite a need for a safer space, a community that inspires and sparks creativity, and a network that boosts business.
by Angela Davis and Karen Zamora

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Is this number of E. coli cases common?

Two beaches on Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis are closed for the rest of the summer. MPR News host Angela Davis checks in with Trisha Robinson from the Minnesota Department of Health about why MDH decided to close the beaches and whether the number of E. coli bacteria-related sicknesses is unusual.
by Angela Davis and Karen Zamora

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For those suffering with Crohn’s disease, it’s often a private and painful battle

Imagine living with intense pain after you eat or drink, or having a stomach bug that never goes away — That's what it's like for thousands of people living with Crohn's disease.
by Angela Davis and Karen Zamora

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Inside Sahan Journal with Mukhtar Ibrahim

Inside Sahan Journal with Mukhtar Ibrahim

According to its founder, Mukhtar Ibrahim, Sahan Journal is the only nonprofit organization dedicated to providing authentic news reporting for and about immigrants and refugees in Minnesota.
by Angela Davis and Karen Zamora

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Census 2020: Historically undercounted communities determine funding, representation

The difference between Minnesota having seven or eight congressional districts is in the hands of groups who are normally missed by the census, but there are people working to make sure everyone is counted.
by Manda Lillie and Angela Davis

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Two local musicians share how they navigate sobriety

Two local musicians share how they navigate sobriety

A musician's workplace is often a bar or nightclub. Usually there's alcohol. Sometimes drugs. So, what happens when a musician decides to become sober? Lydia Liza and Kevin Bowe talk about their journey, breaking points and how they continue to stay sober.
by Brandt Williams, Manda Lillie and Karen Zamora

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Effects of housing discrimination still felt today

Historically black neighborhoods haven’t seen the same influx of capital as white neighborhoods, and that has laid the foundation for the disparities people of color experience today.
by Manda Lillie and Angela Davis

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