The team behind Hulu’s ‘UnPrisoned’ share the experiences from their personal lives that have helped them bring the show to life. And, a tribute to Harry Belafonte.

How tough abortion limits are leaving Black lives in the balance, and could exacerbate known disparities in prenatal outcomes.

As Jackson, MS faces the nation's highest homicide rate, the state has expanded its powers over the capital — leaving many of Jackson's Black residents concerned.

This is a story all about how The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air got flipped-turned upside down.

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As a preview for Into America listeners, here’s a sneak peek from a special new episode of Truthers: Tiffany Dover Is Dead*, an NBC News podcast about misinformation and conspiracy theories. Nine months after the series ended without landing an on-the-record interview with its subject, Tiffany Dover speaks out for the first time. In this clip, she shares her side of the story and why we haven’t heard from her until now. Follow the podcast to listen to this episode or catch up on the whole...

A police officer killed LaKeith Smith’s friend. But LaKeith is the one serving time.

The East Palestine derailment has drawn attention to environmental crises. But Black communities that have faced similar issues for decades still feel ignored.

Florida’s Stop WOKE Act hasn’t stopped this history tour.

Three years after Breonna Taylor’s death, a federal investigation revealed widespread abuse and discrimination in Louisville's police department.

More than thirty years since the artist’s passing, Jean-Michel Basquiat’s dazzling legacy is finally coming into the light. How a new exhibition is sharing that light across the country.

In part five “Street Disciples,” how hip-hop could wield its power in America over the next 50 years. And, a love letter to hip-hop.

In part four of “Street Disciples,” rappers become CEOs, and hip-hop makes it to the White House.

In part three of “Street Disciples,” hip-hop goes gangsta, drawing new fans and new foes.

In part two of “Street Disciples,” how 1982’s “The Message” pushed hip-hop to get political and fight the power. And the growth of the culture through fashion, dance, and graffiti.

Part one of “Street Disciples: Politics, Power, and the Rise of Hip-Hop,” a Black history series.

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As we revisit our “Reconstructed” series, we’re closing out with the story of how the movement built in memory of Trayvon Martin is part of the ongoing fight to force America to make good on its promises of freedom.

In part three of our “Reconstructed" series, how faith carried Black people through the Reconstruction era and pushes us toward freedom today.

The New Orleans neighborhood of Tremé was torn apart by an expressway in the 60s. Now, the community is trying to right the wrongs of the past.

How the newly freed reunited acquired land and built communities. And a group of Black families currently starting their own town in Georgia.

We’re revisiting “Reconstructed.” In episode one: the rise of Black political power, told through the amazing story of Robert Smalls, who escaped slavery and became a war hero and congressman.

It’s time again to close out the year by checking in on past guests from the show.

In the spirit of the holiday season, let’s take a deep dive into some of the best and most influential Black Christmas songs.

Trymaine Lee has asked enough questions for the year; he’s ready to answer some of yours. It’s time for a listener mailbag episode!