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When Missouri newly gained its statehood, it declared all Indigenous peoples to leave the state—forcing them to leave behind family members and ancestors who had been laid to rest. Here's more on what you should know about the processes in mid-Missouri to return those human remains to their rightful homes and people.
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Columbia's new La Calle Ocho Café owner talks about chasing his dream of opening a coffee shop.
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Almost 51% of Missouri is women, but they don’t have that representation on the state’s appointed boards and commissions.
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Racial disparities in traffic stops and searches still exist within mid-Missouri and across the state. One organization is sharing a way for community members to change those numbers.
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La conferencia de Cambio de Colores ha ocurrido por 21 años. Empezó el 7 de junio en Columbia. Pero organizadores desea enfatizar un tema diferente pero muy importante este año.
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The 21st Cambio de Colores Conference started Wednesday in Columbia. But organizers hope to emphasize a different yet very important idea this year.
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The University of Missouri Museum of Anthropology opened its first student exhibition Thursday. It highlights Alaska Native pieces as well as promotes physical and digital knowledge repatriation.
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The legacy of colonialism is still present in the state of Missouri. One group hopes to bring this memory into light.
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Brittney Morris is an author and video game writer. Her books include Slay, The Cost of Knowing, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales - Wings of Fury and she’s worked on video game projects like Wolverine and Subnautica: Below Zero for Spider-Man 2.
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Mid-Missouri’s Black business owners and entrepreneurs will be celebrated at Columbia College’s Black Business Expo this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.