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Long A Dirty Word, Gentrification May Be Losing Its Stigma

by: NPR

Bobby Foster Jr. can often be found reading the paper on a wooden bench outside Murry’s grocery store on the corner of Sixth and H […]

Storm And Stress Visit The East Coast

by: NPR

Mentally Ill Inmates Often Locked Up In Jails That Can’t Help

by: NPR

Cook County, Ill., Sheriff Tom Dart walks the halls of his jail every day. With 10,000 inmates, this place is a small city — except […]

Police, Banks Help Undocumented Workers Shake ‘Walking ATM’ Label

by: NPR

On a recent Friday evening in Langley Park, Md., police officer Juan Damian drives his patrol car past fast food restaurants, discount stores and Hispanic […]

Clear, Sharp And Properly Exposed: How A Photo Made A Career

by: NPR

As part of a new series called “My Big Break,” All Things Considered is collecting stories of triumph, big and small. These are the moments […]

Donors Pitch In To Protect Detroit’s Art And Pensions

by: NPR

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