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‘Silence in Sikeston’ explores the effects of racism on justice and public health

The documentary film “Silence in Sikeston” juxtaposes two instances of violence and interrupted justice. The first is the 1942 lynching of Cleo Wrigh…

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Going back to the future of housing with a Lustron home in St. Louis

In the late 1940s, the Lustron Corporation presented a solution to the post-war housing crisis: A prefabricated, all-steel home. Around 2,500 were ma…

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Missouri won’t permit DACA recipients nursing licensure. Here’s what’s being done about it

Alondra Orozco, a DACA recipient, has dreamed of becoming a nurse since she was introduced to the profession in high school. After she completed her …

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Trial over Missouri ban on trans medical care included clashing facts and Jerry Sandusky

Missouri politics and government have emerged in recent years as a battleground for the rights of trans people. A landmark lawsuit brought by transge…

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‘Mapping St. Louis’ tells the region’s story in 40 rare maps

For seventh generation St. Louisan Andy Hahn, maps are a critical part of understanding urban growth and family history. In “Mapping St. Louis,” the …

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Missouri Botanical Garden’s first woman president, Lúcia Lohmann, brings focus on climate change

Lúcia Lohmann will become Missouri Botanical Garden’s first woman president. The internationally recognized botanist highlights climate change and bi…

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Great Rivers Biennial art showcases home and heritage, in St. Louis and beyond

The Great Rivers Biennial initiative, a collaborative initiative between the Gateway Foundation and the Contemporary Art Museum, has awarded artists …

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What it will take for St. Louis to make a competitive bid for a new WNBA team

The WNBA is looking to expand to a 16th team in the coming years, and NBA player Jayson Tatum — alongside billionaire investors — hopes that team wil…

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Arch Rival Roller Derby puts St. Louis on the map with 2nd place win at world championships

The Arch Rival All Stars took 2nd place at last week’s global roller derby championships. Skaters “Bolt Action” and “LuxFurious” discuss what it mean…

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How Chinese restaurants in St. Louis have served food and helped build community

A history of St. Louis’ Chinese restaurants sheds light on the role these establishments have played in taste-making and community-building for more …

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