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On Tuesday, the Democratic National Convention made Hillary Clinton the first woman to head a major party Presidential ticket, putting quote, “the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet.” Hillary is a former first lady, U.S. Senator and Secretary of State and will take the stage tonight in her official acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention. Voices in the …
Read More »Voices in the Street – Examining the implications of the Malaysian Flight 17 crash
Last Wednesday, IU held a memorial service for Karlijn Keijzer who was killed on July 17th while on Malaysian Flight 17 which was shot down over a pro-Russian held territory of Ukraine. Karlijn was among 298 people who died on the flight. Russia has recently claimed that Ukraine bears the full responsibility of the attack, while others argue the Russian-supplied …
Read More »Voices in the Street – Friends, Fusion and Fun: Celebrating the Lotus World Music and Arts Festival
The Lotus Festival kicks off next week and the coming days promise loads of music, a parade, multiple workshops and more fun than you can shake a cabassa at. Voices in the Street hit the streets to ask your friends and neighbors if they’re planning on attending the festival and about some of their favorite Lotus memories.
Read More »Voices in the Street – Some “Assembly” Required
Our weekly public opinion feature Voices in the Street asks how YOU feel attending a basketball game in Assembly Hall after the falling beam incident last week.
Read More »Voices in the Street – HJR-3: Gay Marriage Validity on the Ballot
Voices in the Street hit the streets to hear what YOU think about the legislatures’ push to pass marriage restrictions and about gay marriage in general.
Read More »Voices in the Street – Valentine’s Day
Our weekly public opinion feature Voices in the Street asks YOU about Valentine’s Day.
Read More »Voices in the Street – Black History Month: African-American Heroes
February is Black History Month, which in Bloomington means a full slate of public forums and celebrations honoring the cultural legacy of African-Americans in Bloomington and beyond. As part of our coverage of Black History Month, we hit the streets to ask local residents about African-Americans who inspire you. So Bloomington, tell us about your black heroes.
Read More »Voices in the Street – MLK and Racial Equality
Our weekly public opinion feature Voices in the Street asks you about racial equality in America, and how far you think we’ve come since Martin Luther King Jr. gave his “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963.
Read More »Voices in the Street – Babies and Boobs: Breastfeeding in Public
In Indiana, it is illegal to ask a breastfeeding mother to leave or refrain from feeding in any public or private place, so we hit the streets to ask your friends and neighbors about how they feel about breastfeeding in public?
Read More »Voices in the Street – Toasting the New Year: Hopes and Dreams for 2014
A new year is here, a time for reflection and resolution. How are people in Bloomington resolving to improve themselves and our world? In this special edition of Voices in the Street, WFHB went on-location to local taverns, neighborhood parties, and of course the streets of Bloomington to find all about hopes and dreams for 2014.
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