National Public Radio and three of its affiliates in Colorado sued the Trump administration on Tuesday over a sweeping executive order signed earlier this month that would terminate the outlet’s federal funding. In a suit filed in DC federal court, NPR and three stations — Colorado Public Radio in Centennial, Roaring Fork Public Radio in […]
The X post highlights Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG) criticizing NPR CEO Katherine Maher during a House DOGE subcommittee hearing on March 26, 2025, where Maher described the First Amendment as a “challenge” to censoring information, sparking backlash. NPR has been a frequent target of conservative criticism, with prior tensions noted in April 2024 when […]
In celebration of National Book Month, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc., known for its commitment to education and community service, has launched a transformative initiative: the Groove Phi Groove Digital Library. This free, user-friendly digital resource offers over 350 curated books, spanning leadership, personal development, and African-American history, among other subjects. A distinctive aspect […]
Black theatre making is often written out of the archive, credited to white theatre practitioners, or catalogued in ways that make it hard to find. But because Black theatre makers were frequently at the forefront of movements for change, their work was regularly subject to censorship and surveillance and collected in state archives. This panel […]