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Hosted by Jenn White, inspired by the First Amendment, 1A champions America's right to speak freely. News with those who make the news, great guests and topical debate. Weekday conversation framed in ways to make you think, share and engage. From NPR and WAMU.
Latest Episodes
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The ideology dates back to the early 20th century and is referenced in classic works such as "The Great Gatsby." -
A report from Mozilla found that 28 out of 32 therapy apps are taking advantage of user data.
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Sweden and Finland are applying to join NATO. What does that mean for Russia?
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A decade ago, only 55 percent of psychiatrists accepted private health insurance. That number is probably much lower now.
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About 43 percent of formula is sold out nationwide as retailers struggle to keep it on the shelves.
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“The problem is that they will not teach accurate history in schools. I have lived in this city 72 years and everything here is racist."
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A new book by a former presidential speechwriter features previously unpublished speeches that were written but never delivered by major historical figures.
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The country is once again reeling from a hate crime motivated by racism and carried out by a young white man.
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For some, the legacy of science fiction is one that's struggled to imagine a future with Black and Indigenous people. But these Native authors are turning the genre on its head by reimagining the genre beyond its Eurocentric tropes.
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From her very first EP, Janelle Monae has been concerned with the future.
