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Listening In: Mercy College National Thought Leaders’ Forum

Listening In: Mercy College National Thought Leaders’ Forum

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Anna Deavere Smith Explores Race With "The Pipeline Project"

Anna Deavere Smith Explores Race With "The Pipeline Project"

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Author and Historian Eric Foner on the Underground Railroad

Author and Historian Eric Foner on the Underground Railroad

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Interview with Adam Buckman

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African-Americans’ Place in the American Family Photo Album

African-Americans’ Place in the American Family Photo Album

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Are New York City’s Coyotes Here to Stay?

Christopher Nagy, one of the co-founders of the Gotham Coyote Project who is featured in the recent PBS Nature documentary Meet the Coywolf, talks with anchor Jack Ford about the adaptive hybrid coywolf species - also known as the Eastern Coyote - and its frequent appearances in the New York and New Jersey area.