Relish: Puerto Rican Fricasé de Pollo by Nettie Colón
WATCH: Learn to make this classic Puerto Rican dish cooked with sofrito, a.k.a "the total basis of everything delicious" and served over a bed...
Racism Is Killing Twice As Many Black Babies in Minnesota
Dayana Bella-Marie Campbell was loved on the night that she died.
It was an average day, and Dayana’s parents poured time into their first-born. Her...
WATCH: One Woman Finds Healing in Therapy
When it comes to mental health in Black communities, we know a stigma exists. For some of us, we mistrust the medical community after...
Experiences of Racism Continue to Traumatize African-American Elders
Police officers unsheathed their guns, pointed them at 65-year-old Sally Steele-Birdsong, and told her to put her hands up. When a neighbor said that...
How Do We Measure Racial Disparities?
Racism is not reserved to bad run-ins with police.
Since long before the word was said in 1902, racism has persisted in access to health care,...
St. Peter May Consider an Anti-Racism Resolution
Story published: February 22, 2021
Several new city leaders in St. Peter, Minn., appear ready to discuss the possibility of making a statement against racism,...
Responding to Disparities: A Look at a Post-2020 United States
Have you ever had a cut in the most inconvenient place? One of those places that you continually bump and re-aggravate? That is the...
A Tribute to Dr. Robert Lewis, Minnesota’s First Black Senator
The first Black Senator in the State of Minnesota, Dr. Robert Lewis, hailed from the suburb of St. Louis Park. Sen. Bobby Joe Champion (DFL-Minneapolis)...
Did Minnesota’s Speed Kings Rule Formula One?
Minnesota is NOT the motorsport capital of the world.
There, I said it. Sorry. But that doesn’t mean we can’t lay claim to some...
3 Health Professionals Shed Light on the Impact of Historical Trauma
On January 28, 2021, the Twin Cities PBS digital storytelling project Racism Unveiled hosted a live Zoom panel titled “Flight, Fight and Flow: Self Healing”...
