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Reporter Mia Soto shared stories of growing up biracial in “Fractionalized: Stories of Biracial Joy, Pain, Struggle and Triumph.”
Wenona Wolf told her story of living as a Native American in Madison.
UW’s popular PEOPLE program is falling short, according to a report released this week.
We were at the State Capitol for the Big Brothers Big Sisters graduation ceremony, a big day in the life of the Littles.
Reporter Dee Hall looked into the connection between “trauma-informed care” and alleged abuses in the state’s juvenile justice system.
Lisa Speckhard introduced us to more Hmong neighbors in part 3 of “The 1.5 Generation.”
Columnist David Hart has a quiet and methodical way to deal with gun violence.
Milwaukee columnist Miles Brown called for new leaders to bring substantive solutions to the gun violence there.
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