Washington state has one of the toughest laws for convicting police officers who kill civilians, but that wasn't always the case. Seattle-based historian
This week MOHAI opened a new show called The Legacy of Seattle Hip-Hop. The exhibit is not just about the history here, it’s also about how Seattle hip-hop
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Tonya Mosley: There is a saying that what we perceive, is what we believe. And one of the most polarizing topics – is our perception of police. So what happens when people of different backgrounds view the same video of a police interaction? Are our conclusions really that different?
On Nov. 6, hip-hop expert Dr. Daudi Abe spoke about what has become known as the "discipline gap" in schools and what can be done about it.
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This story is the second installment of a three-part series examining the so-called discipline gap among student groups who receive out-of-school
Esther Armah and Prof. Daudi Abe join to discuss Pres. Obama’s new minority youth initiative, and how the program is of personal importance to the president.
Earlier this month, The Department of Education and Justice unveiled national guidelines on school discipline. Dr. Daudi Abe discusses.
Conversations on Social Issues: From Emerald Street to Pike Street Host: Dr. Daudi Abe Panelists: Julie C, Larry Mizell Jr., Fever One & Sir Mix-a-Lot
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NPR - 30 Years of Northwest Hip-Hop
The George Zimmerman verdict in the Trayvon Martin case makes us reflect on our perceptions of people within our own communities. What perpetuates certain stereotypes of black men and women?
23rd and East Union is near the geographical center of Seattle. Cars flow through this intersection, on a straight shot to downtown, the University District, Lake Washington and Rainier Valley.
Dr. Abe and Ice T discuss early California Hip Hop.
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IN Close explores the issue of police relations with minority communities in the wake of a deadly shooting in Pasco. Stories include: the different opinions people have about police conduct after watching incidents caught on video; how some communities see police as the enemy and raise children to be wary of police officers; and what hope civic leaders have for the future when it comes to race rel Watch online: "Beyond Ferguson" Part II from IN Close. On demand, streaming video from KCTS 9
Conversations on Social Issues: Fall 2014 The March to the Match: Soccer’s Transformation of American Culture Speaker: Author Mike Gastineau & Humanities Faculty Dr. Daudi Abe.
