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MTV surveyed 3,000 young people and found that they believe in the importance of equality. But it also found that they grew up not discussing racial issues, making for some complicated responses.
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Betty Reid Soskin has seen World War II, the civil rights movement, and lived "lots and lots of lives." The 92-year-old shares what she's learned with guest host Celeste Headlee.
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In his latest book, "Flash Boys," Lewis discusses high-frequency trading and how he thinks Wall Street is rigged.
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The cat is a hero, but are cats actually capable of altruistic actions, like intentionally saving a child? We ask an animal behaviorist.
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Come Make Some Noise With Us In Brooklyn On June 21st!
We're inviting brass players, percussionists and the public to come play in a world premiere written by Red Baraat's Sunny Jain at the Brooklyn Public Library, as part of Make Music New York 2014.
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With a three-to-two vote today, the FCC released a controversial set of proposed rules on Internet openness.
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What Happens To The Junk Donated To Charity
Peter O'Dowd of KJZZ tells us what happens to the stuff that doesn't sell in thrift stores.
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The Turkish Mine Disaster: How Could It Happen?
The accident that has claimed hundreds of lives appears to have causes that are all too familiar to mining experts in the U.S. and around the world.
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