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Why so few Black men teach in American classrooms
S2023 E85 - 5m 52s
More than half of public schools report being understaffed, and bringing diversity into the classroom is a big part of the challenge. In the 2020-2021 school year, less than 2 percent of teachers were Black men. Mark Joseph of “Call Me Mister,” a program that supports diverse students pursuing careers in education, joins John Yang to discuss why there are so few Black male teachers.
Documentary shows uphill battle for endometriosis treatment
S2023 E85 - 6m 48s
Endometriosis affects one in 10 people with uteruses over the course of their lifetime. But despite its debilitating symptoms, it can take years for doctors to correctly diagnose the disease. Ali Rogin speaks with Shannon Cohn, the director of “Below the Belt,” a new documentary that tells the story of several people as they battle endometriosis and fight to raise awareness.
The life and legacy of Native photographer Jennie Ross Cobb
S2023 E85 - 1m 30s
This Women’s History Month, we’re spotlighting figures whose contributions have often gone unseen. Tonight, we look back at the work of Jennie Ross Cobb, the first known female Native American photographer, who captured personal images of her community.
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