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Gloria Steinem Not Surprised by Weinstein Allegations
An ABC News story on Gloria Steinem’s reaction to the Weinstein allegations mentions the donation by his family foundation to help endow the Steinem Chair at Rutgers.
How a CPB Task Force Advanced a Prescient Vision for Diversity in Public Radio
Current writes about NPR’s whiteness and its aim to represent nonwhite voices, noting Assistant Professor Chenjerai Kumanyika’s experiences as a black man on public radio.
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