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1430 Connection / Clementine Fujimura
On this week's 1430 Connection, WNAV’s Donna Cole interviews Clementine Fujimura, an anthropologist. The topic is changes or possible changes to our society/culture now and in the future as the result of the coronavirus pandemic.
As the coordinator of area studies, as well as a a professor of anthropology, critical cyberculture studies, intercultural communication, Russian and German at the U.S. Naval Academy, Fujimura has already seen some changes, others aren’t clear just yet. What might we expect? What does she look at for studying of anthropologic changes? -
1430 Connection / Chesapeake News Guild
On this week's 1430 Connection, WNAV’s Donna Cole interviews Selene San Felice, a journalist who works for The Capital Gazette newspaper and a spokesperson for the Chesapeake News Guild. The topic is the concern for the future of The Capital Gazette, The Carroll County Times and the newspapers of Baltimore Sun Media.
For more information on Chesapeake News Guild, visit https://www.chesapeakenewsguild.org/
For more information on Chesapeake News Guild's campaign to bring local ownership of their newspaperss back, visit https://www.savemarylandnewspapers.org/ -
1430 Connection / Delegate Shaneka T Henson, Esq
On this week's 1430 Connection, WNAV’s Donna Cole interviews Delegate Shaneka T Henson, Esq. The Black Lives Matter protests in Edgewater have been different than many others. Why? Also discussed is how our history is changing right now and what that means for Delegate Henson’s legislative/career goals. -
1430 Connection / Alderman DaJuan Gay
On this week's 1430 Connection, WNAV's Donna Cole has a conversation with The City Of Annapolis Alderman DaJuan Gay. They discuss racism, ways to stop it, mental health and this moment in our history. -
1430 Connection / The Alex Haley Family
New information about Kunta Kinte
On this week's 1430 Connection, WNAV’s Donna Cole interviews Chris Haley and Bill Haley, Alex Haley’s nephew and grandson. The topic is racism, this moment in history, recent protests at the Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Memorial in Annapolis and the comments some on social media have made about the statue, about Alex Haley, Kunta Kinte and Haley's 1976 novel Roots: The Saga of an American Family.
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1430 Connection / The Ballet Theatre of Maryland
On this week's 1430 Connection, WNAV’s Donna Cole interviews Nicole Kelsch, the artistic director of the The Ballet Theatre of Maryland. Exactly how are ballet dancers staying in shape, teaching and rehearsing during this pandemic? How does the company and its dancers continue to survive if this goes on? And what will the 2020/21 season look like if all goes perfectly? And if it doesn’t? For more information on the Ballet Theatre of Maryland, visit www.balletmaryland.org -
Edgewater Protest June 14
A peaceful protest in Edgewater today had protesters marching over two miles, starting at South River High School, going around Edgewater and ending at the Anne Arundel County Police Department Southern District Station. -
Chesapeake Osprey Rescue
Four teenagers from Lutherville had quite the fishing experience to remember today. They were out in a boat in the Chesapeake and expecting to catch some fish, but that's not exactly what happened. They saved a life, possibly lives, instead. -
Edgewater Protests
There were two peaceful protests in Edgewater on Sunday. WNAV's Donna Cole reports. -
1430 Connection / Anne Arundel County NAACP
On this week's 1430 Connection, WNAV’s Donna Cole interviews Jacqueline Boone Allsup, president of the Anne Arundel County NAACP. The topic is racial discrimination in the U.S., repeated cases of police brutality and the demand by a consortium of Black organizations to equip the Anne Arundel County Police Department with body cameras.
For more information about the Anne Arundel County Branch of the NAACP, visit http://annearundelcountynaacp.org/index.html. -
Annapolis Protest
Tuesday afternoon brought peaceful protests in Annapolis. Protestors began on Forest Drive, then moved downtown. -
1430 Connection / Enough is Enough
On this week's 1430 Connection, WNAV’s Donna Cole interviews Donna Rice Hughes, president and executive director of Enough is Enough, a Virginia-based nonprofit which focuses on making the internet safer for children and families. Enough is Enough has launched a petition to shut down Teen Vogue. Hughes discusses the concerns Enough is Enough has with Teen Vogue, the first amendment and internet safety tips for parents.
We have reached out to Conde Nast for an interview/response. We have yet to receive a reply.
For more information on Enough is Enough, visit https://enough.org/
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