Aerial view of a winding river through a lush, green forest, evoking the Rights to Nature.Episode

Rights of Nature

Some say a river is a resource to extract from. Others say a river is a living thing with its own rights.

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A Miserable Revenge

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Legacies of World War II

The incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII is getting more attention. But most of it focuses on the West Coast and on California in particular. Emma Ito (Virginia Humanities) studies the racism and incarceration that East Coast Japanese Americans faced during the war.

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Making Justice

Building a court system is difficult under any circumstances. There’s a lot to decide.

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REPLAY: Life Without Boundaries

Motherhood is a life without boundaries.

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REPLAY: The Empathy Tours

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Life Without Boundaries

Mothering is a complicated act.

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Expanding Our Origin Story

We’re missing some key details to the story.

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Legacies of World War II

When you think of archeology what comes to mind? Maybe paper maps and pickaxes in dusty places?

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What’s On Your Plate?

Every good meal has a story. What’s your story this holiday season?

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REPLAY: Furious Flower: A Celebration of the Greats of African American Poetry

There are poems that stay with us, and order our steps.

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REPLAY: Music Matters

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