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When Dr. Jean Jew was hired by the University of Iowa College of Medicine it could have been seen as a significant step forward. She was young, accomplished, a woman in an almost entirely male department. In a department with very little diversity, it was made clear by her colleagues from the very start that she was not welcome there.
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Saved by Schindler: The Life of Celina Karp Biniaz focuses on the life of a Holocaust survivor who emigrated with her parents to Iowa.
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A California native is paying it forward with a new digital showcase of Black-owned businesses in Iowa and beyond.
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The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments this week on a case that pits a Colorado website designer against the state's Anti Discrimination Act and a North Carolina case that seeks to limit judicial power to overrule voting policies.
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A newly published book focuses on the life of a Holocaust survivor who emigrated with her parents to Iowa.
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Taylor Brorby loves his home and the land he grew up on, but that love is complicated by intolerance and environmental degradation.
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As this year marks 50 years since Title IX became law, we listen back to a conversation with one of the female student-athletes granted the opportunity to play in the 1970s because of this decision.
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The Inflation Reduction Act repeals and replaces part of the American Rescue Plan Act that earmarked $4 billion in debt relief for farmers of color.