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Jaywon Choe

  • Producer, PBS
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: PBS, The New York Times, Business Insider, PBS NewsHour, CANVAS Arts, CBS Newspath, PBS News Hour - Politics
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U.S. health officials recommend moving marijuana to lower-risk drug classification

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By John Ferrugia Verified, Yamiche Alcindor Verified, Jaywon Choe, Paul Solman Verified
| PBS NewsHour Verified
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‘My humanity is caught up in yours’ : How Desmond Tutu dedicated his life to greater good

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By Mogomotsi Magome Verified, Andrew Meldrum, Jaywon Choe, Harry Zahn Verified
| PBS NewsHour Verified
Amna Nawaz: Nearly five years later, in 1994, Tutu helped introduce the world to South Africa's first Black president, Nelson Mandela, and, in the process, he witnessed the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. Desmond Tutu was born in 1931 in a small mining town, before his family moved to Johannesburg. It was an era when South Africa's white minority codified longstanding racial segregation into rigidly enforced apartheid, and deliberately de-emphasized education for Black people.
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A look at the life and legacy of former GOP Majority Leader, presidential nominee Bob Dole

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By Jaywon Choe, John Hanna Verified, Lorna Baldwin Verified
| PBS NewsHour Verified
Bob Dole's storied political career spanned five decades, taking him from the heights of power in Congress to the lows of failed presidential bids. During his career, Dole helped shape the Republican party as a senator from Kansas, and majority leader. Judy Woodruff reports on his lifetime in politics. Amna Nawaz: Now we take a look back at the decades-long career of Bob Dole, who helped shape the Republican Party as a senator from Kansas, majority leader and presidential nominee.
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