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Teri Guy and Janice Brooks share how they came to bring the one-woman show "Traveling Shoes" to Logan and the friendship they forged along the way.
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Nature access doesn't just mean who lives near a park or trees — with a close connection to issues like income and pollution exposure, it can also mean who has access to clean air and water.
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Two sisters share the biggest gifts of growing up in a close family and remaining close through challenges and triumphs.
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As part of Utah State University’s celebration of Black History Month, a USU professor spoke at the Logan campus about the history of slavery and how it is still relevant in America today.
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The international impact of George Floyd's death incited what has been considered a Black-Irish identity movement in Ireland — spear-headed by the non-profit organization Black and Irish.
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Utah State University had three days of events to celebrate the federal holiday, which marks the true emancipation of Black Americans from slavery.
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As part of a Ramadan celebration, the USU Interfaith Initiative is hosting Dr. Khaled Beydoun for a talk on his latest book, "The New Crusades: Islamophobia and the Global War on Muslims."
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Emergency feels like one part Superbad (2007) and one part Queen & Slim (2019) offering topical social commentary on racial anxieties in a specifically youthful world.
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The report is the first snapshot in a series focusing on minority women in Utah.
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With police shootings in Utah reaching record highs amid a nationwide debate over police accountability, FRONTLINE and The Salt Lake Tribune are…