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Co-host “Due South” - NC Public Radio - WUNC / “PAULI” podcast host / Contributor “HBCU Made” - FAMU & Columbia Grad
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Visual history of Juneteenth celebrations in 'Black Freedom'; Pierce Freelon’s 'Black Boy Glow'

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By Leoneda Inge Verified, Stacia L. Brown Verified, Rachel McCarthy
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
0:01:00 It’s been five years since Juneteenth was designated a federal holiday, but it’s been celebrated for much longer than that in countless communities across the country.
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North Carolina is experiencing one of the worst droughts on record; Comedian Roy Wood Jr. returns

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By Jeff Tiberii Verified, Leoneda Inge Verified, Stacia L. Brown Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
0:01:00 North Carolina is experiencing one of the worst droughts in recorded history. Parts of the Triangle region are under exceptional drought conditions, and the state is more than 10 inches of rain below the level it should be to sustain healthy water sources and crops. Cities here in the Triangle are calling for water restrictions to help mitigate the effects of the drought. Jeff Tiberii gets the latest.
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HBCU Football Club hopes the World Cup amplifies HBCU competitive soccer

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By Leoneda Inge Verified
| The Triangle Tribune Verified
Published Wednesday, June 17, 2026 By Leoneda Inge, WUNC Equality FC at the inaugural HBCU FC Classic in Durham. DURHAM – Thousands of college students across the country love and play soccer at a competitive level. But there aren’t nearly as many soccer teams at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. An organization called HBCU FC is working to change that during this season of World Cup action in America, Mexico and Canada.
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