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Another View’s Selected Short Stories are an up-close look at the people, performances and programs featured each week on the Another View radio broadcast. Over the years, Another View’s Producer/Reporter, Lisa Godley has brought us interviews with educators and entertainers, mentors and musicians, doctors and dancers, just to name a few of the hundreds of interesting stories featured on Another View and on 89.5 WHRV-FM. Several of Lisa’s stories have netted both national and regional awards ...
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This year's Virginia International Tattoo theme is: "A Salute to Military Families." As part of the celebration, American Gold Star Mothers will be honored. These women - and their families - gave the ultimate sacrifice when their children died while serving their country. Our Lisa Godley spoke with Mona Gunn, the only African American in Gold Star…
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He's Norfolk Public Schools Teacher of the Year! He’s also an incredibly talented artist, author, and poet. His name is Clayton Singleton and it’s been four years since Another View Producer, Lisa Godley sat down with the Lake Taylor High School art teacher who never shies away from telling powerful stories that capture the heart of our community w…
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Who doesn't love a drum line? Well, our Lisa Godley introduces us to an amazing group of talented musicians who make the up the Shark City Drum Corps. The founder and leader of the group, Frederick Dixon, not only teaches students of all ages how to play the drums, but prepares them to play in public. The group has won multiple awards and some have…
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Father Joseph Green's legacy of service to the city of Norfolk and the Hampton Roads community is lengthy. He lived his life by giving back... from serving at a hospital corpsman in World War II to 20-years of service on the Norfolk City Council. Our Lisa Godley looks at his impactful life as a humanitarian and servant of the people.…
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If you've ever picked up an Ebony or Jet magazine or visited the Fashion Fair counter for makeup, you're about the meet the woman in charge. Linda Johnson Rice has been running this multi-million dollar conglomerate for the past three decades and she's coming to Norfolk as a keynote speaker for the Norfolk Forum on Tuesday, January 24th at 7:30 p.m…
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Necessity is the mother of invention. So, when you find out that your multi-racial child is experiencing bias at just three years of age, what do you do? One Hampton Roads mom decided to write a children's book about diversity - to not only help her children navigate through hurtful and misguided comments, but as a way to teach all children how our…
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Congressman Donald McEachin lost his life on November 28, 2022 due to the after effects of successful colorectal cancer surgery, which he underwent several years ago. Congressman McEachin was re-elected to Congress during the 2022 midterms. He was a fearless champion for his constituents in the 4th Congressional District. Our Lisa Godley shares thi…
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It’s titled “Nothing Special” but the story behind Desiree Cooper’s new children’s book is very special. In her book, Cooper, a Pulitzer Prize nominated journalist, chronicles the relationship between her grandson Jax and his great grandfather - but this former attorney and community activist goes further than that. As our Lisa Godley discovered, C…
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Forty years ago, a group of African American Journalists came together to create Tidewater Media Professionals. Today, the group is called Hampton Roads Black Media Professionals or HRBMP, and provides scholarships, mentorships and advocates for fair and balanced coverage of the Black Community. HRBMP is an affiliate chapter of the National Associa…
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“There’s no right way to do something wrong!” is not just a quote, but a way of life for the man you’re about to meet. You might think you know Elisha “Cadillac” Harris, a Hampton Roads native who spent four decades serving as the head coach of three local football teams! But, Cadillac’s journey from talented athlete to admired coach was not an eas…
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A Virginia Couple wants to ensure children and teens have good financial literacy. That’s why Jesse and Mi Mi James wrote, ‘Bobo Slim'z NuggetZ $ Gemz!’ Our Lisa Godley gives us an up-close look at the creators of this new children’s book and the lessons they’re hopeful that children of all age.89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA tarafından oluşturuldu
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Boo Williams has been making a difference in the lives of young athletes here in the Hampton Roads area for Decades. Such basketball legends as Alonzo Mourning and Allen Iverson were coached by Boo! Summer basketball league has netted him countless awards and accolades. There is currently a documentary about his life in the works and a huge celebra…
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Founded by free and enslaved blacks in 1776, The First Baptist Church of Williamsburg has a rich history. And now, this historic church is unearthing a new chapter. In addition to finding the remnants of not one, but two earlier church buildings, archaeologists have uncovered 40 graves, believed to be the remains of some of the church’s earliest me…
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Imagine experiencing flooding so severe that it destroys your home, your community, and your livelihood. Now imagine starting over with no money, no family support, and only self-determination and the kindness of strangers to keep you alive. Well, for a group of young men in the country of South Sudan, this is a way of life. Our Lisa Godley recentl…
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Tony award winning actress, singer and songwriter, Renee Elise Goldsberry is coming to Hampton Roads! Best known for her portrayal of OF Angelica Schuyler in the Broadway sensation “Hamilton,” she will perform with her band locally next month. Our Lisa Godley spoke with the talented performer about being Angelica, her current projects, and what we …
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THEY ARE ONE THOUSAND MEMBERS STRONG AND HAVE BEEN WORKING DILIGENTLY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS TO CLOSE THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP IN WILLIAMSBURG-JAMES CITY COUNTY SCHOOLS. IN OUR EFFORTS TO SHOWCASE BLACK NON-PROFITS, TODAY WE’D LIKE TO INTRODUCE YOU TO: “THE VILLAGE INITIATIVE.” OUR LISA GODLEY GIVES US AN INSIDE LOOK AT HOW THEY’RE UTILIZING MENTORS, T…
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If you’ve ever seen the word “Ham” scribbled at the bottom of a huge mural gracing the side of a building, you are about to meet the artist. His name is Hamilton Glass. While his work has been featured in Norfolk’s Neon District, the bulk of his colorful creations adorn building after building in downtown Richmond. Our Lisa Godley recently spoke to…
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This little fact should make you think. Close to 90 million Americans are at risk for preventative health problems due to low health literacy. What you don’t know could kill you! Fortunately, there is a free program available to help folks here in Hampton Roads increase awareness when it comes to health. It’s called “Healthier 757.” Our Lisa Godley…
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Hospitals were having a difficult time filling vacant nursing positions before the pandemic. Now, with so many healthcare workers burning out and retiring early, the nursing shortage has reached critical proportions. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, there will be roughly 176,000 RN openings each year for the next decade. But one loca…
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If you’ve ever been bullied or had a child who’s been bullied, you know the pain it can bring. But much too often, the victim doesn’t know where to turn or in whom they can confide. Since this is National Bullying Prevention Month, we reached out to someone who can help. Shant’a Miller is the founder of Parents Against Bullying, Virginia. She share…
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In recent weeks we lost two legends: football great, turned local restauranteur Roger Brown, and actor, director and filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles. Our Lisa Godley looks back at their lives and the impact they made on America and the world. We start our tribute with Roger Brown.89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA tarafından oluşturuldu
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The year was 1917, and Booker T. Washington, along with philanthropist Julius Rosenwald, came up with an initiative to help Black children in the segregated South get the education they deserved. They established the Rosenwald school. In less than 20 years, there would be five thousand of these state-of-the-art schools, spread across 15 states. Tod…
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Optometrists across Hampton Roads are very concerned about the toll remote learning and mask wearing is taking on our children’s eyes. Our Lisa Godley spoke with optometrist Dr. Kristina Ramsey about the problems she’s seeing in her younger clients and what we can do to ward off long term damage.89.5 WHRV-FM, Norfolk, VA tarafından oluşturuldu
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Another View has been following Keyshawn Davis’ boxing career for years! In 2016, we told you how the then 17-year-old had captured the U.S. Junior Olympic Boxing Championship, and again in 2019 when his skills netted him a spot on the 2020 Olympic Boxing Team. For Keyshawn, it was a dream come true… until the pandemic postponed the games for a yea…
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Malique Hawkins has been smiling for the camera – professionally, since he was about 18 months old. We first introduced you to Malique about a decade ago when he was ten and starring in the movie ‘Troop 491.’ Well, Malique is a rising junior in college now and isn’t slowing down! As our Lisa Godley found out, in addition to his studies, he’s busy a…
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If you’ve ever heard of ACT-SO, boy are you in for a treat! This NAACP youth achievement program allows high school students of African descent to develop their areas of interest and then showcase their talents through projects and performances. This year’s Region Two Virtual Competition produced several local winners who went on to ‘blow the compe…
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Thomas Wilkins will soon return to his roots. The Norfolk native is coming home to serve as the primary guest conductor of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra. Wilkins calls his return poetic, in that he’ll be leading the orchestra that first introduced him to his life’s work…. and he shared with our Lisa Godley how the opportunities he experienced rig…
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Hampton Roads has numerous locations and landmarks that detail the significant role that African Americans have played in the history of this community and our nation. But, since so many of these historic spots have been bulldozed, replaced or renamed, their significance is unknown or forgotten. The Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS) is hop…
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It’s been 90 years since Oliver Moore, a 29-year-old North Carolina man was abducted at midnight from the Edgecomb County Jail. Moore had been accused of sexual improprieties with two young white girls. He didn’t fight as he was hosted up a tree by dozens of angry white men, tortured, and some accounts say, shot as many as 200 times. No one was eve…
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It's been almost 50 years since Father's Day became a nationwide holiday in the United States. But the practice of recognizing our dads for their love and influence doesn't always get the same celebration as that which is showered on moms in May. Well, Shayla Egelston wants to change that. Our Lisa Godley spoke with this up and coming author about …
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It would start on May 31st 1921 and last for 18 hours. During that time, the people who called Tulsa’s Greenwood Community home would witness the murders of friends and loved ones… and their thriving, prosperous neighborhood reduced to ruins. It’s been 100 years since the area known as “Black Wall Street” became the backdrop for the single worst in…
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It’s been almost 60 years since Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in his iconic "I Have A Dream" speech spoke these words: "We can never be satisfied as long as the negro is the victim of the unspeakable horrors of police brutality." These Horrors date back to the beginning of America. Our Lisa Godley gives us an abbreviated but candid look at the histor…
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Remember the excitement that accompanied bringing a newborn into the world? What does the future hold for this precious life? Will my child be a musician? A professional athlete? Or president of the United States? Now imagine your dreams of this great future being turned upside down when you learn your child has special needs. Well, this happened t…
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COVID-19 has changed the way we do just about everything: from how we work to how our children learn. Another area that has been transformed is how we are entertained. And the wild world of sports is definitely no exception. So far this year we have witnessed everything from quarantined players to empty arenas to rescheduled games. Our Lisa Godley …
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There are very few Virginia schools named after an African American, and the number of those buildings dedicated to black women is even smaller. But right here in Hampton Roads… on Burns Drive in Newport News… sits Watkins Early Childhood Center, named after educator and activist Dorothy Watkins. Our Lisa Godley takes a look at her life and legacy.…
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In an effort to address the global pandemic and period of social unrest, the Chrysler Museum is hosting a new exhibit called "Come Together." It explores four themes: Celebration, Purpose, Justice and Love. The Justice theme opens doors for you to share your experiences. Our Lisa Godley takes a closer look at this community-based exhibition.…
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THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION MAY SEEM OBVIOUS. BUT, I’M GOING TO ASK IT ANYWAY. WHO WOULD BE THE BEST PERSON TO HELP DEVELOP SOLUTIONS IF A COMMUNITY IS A CRISIS? SOMEONE WHO DOESN’T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE AREA OR THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE THERE OR SOMEONE WHO IS EMOTIONALLY VESTED IN THE COMMUNITY, THE PEOPLE WHO CALL IT HOME AND THE CHALLENGES THEY ENC…
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Congressman John Lewis was born the son of sharecroppers. Lewis’ journey to stomp out racial injustice began as a young man who organized voter registration drives and mobilized protestors. His chosen path would also lead him to decades of public service as a United States congressman. Our Lisa Godley takes a look at John Lewis’ legendary life.…
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Words like powerful, thought-provoking and even disturbing have been used to describe the numerous paintings and sculptures created by Titus Kaphar. His work can be seen in museums all over the country, including a sculpture created for the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown's “Forgotten Soldier” exhibit. That's where our Lisa Godley sat down w…
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This weekend, the city of Virginia Beach will remember the victims of last year’s mass shooting at the Virginia Beach Municipal Center. It was May 31ST when an engineer shot 16 people, killing twelve and devastating the city, our region and our nation. Our Lisa Godley pays tribute to the 12 victims who are gone but not forgotten.…
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A Harrisonburg woman is using Hip Hop to change mindsets and improve the health of some of our most vulnerable youth. Dr. P. Thandi Hicks-Harper created “Hip Hop to Prevent” 12 years ago. Find out how this pop-culture curriculum is engaging middle and high school students with stories and lyrics from popular artists, including two from right here i…
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FROM THE MID 70’S UNTIL 2000, YOU COULDN’T FLIP THRU THE PAGES OF ESSENCE MAGAZINE WITHOUT CATCHING A GLIMPSE OF EDITOR AND CHIEF SUSAN TAYLOR. HER VIBRANT SMILE, FLAWLESS SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL BRAIDS WERE AN ESSENCE STAPLE. AND TAYLOR WAS THE DRIVING FORCE. BUT SHE LEFT THE MAGAZINE TO DEVOTE MORE TIME TO HER OTHER PASSION, HER FOUNDATION FOR AT RISK…
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THEY ENTERTAIN AND EDUCATE USING MUSIC, DANCE AND DRUMS TO HELP TELL THE STORY. FOR MORE THAN TWO DECADES, ATUMPAN ENTERTAINMENT HAS PERFORMED AT SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES, LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS…. TRANSFORMING THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE INTO A LOT OF FUN. OUR LISA GODLEY RECENTLY SAT DOWN WITH GROUP MEMBERS COREY AND LAQUITA STATEN AS THEY PREPARE FOR A S…
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