LX How To Survive a Layoff Layoffs are becoming increasingly common across a variety of industries. LX News storyteller Cody Broadway interviews Dr. Barbara Robles-Ramamurthy of UT Health San Antonio to discuss the personal effects of the layoffs and what to do moving forward.
LX Powered by Likes: The Social Media Documentary From acquiring the coveted blue checkmark to chasing virality, social media’s impact on society continues to increase. Likes, notifications, and comments pull users in with each ding and buzz. LX news storyteller Cody Broadway follows five social media influencers in this documentary to get their insight on the rise of picture-perfect feeds and life beyond the grids. Featuring: The Shanie...
2022 midterm elections It's National Voter Registration Month: What You Should Know September is National Voter Registration Month. With the midterm elections in just less than 50 days, it’s important to make sure you are registered and prepared to vote in November. LX News Political Editor Noah Pransky joins to discuss the importance of voting in the upcoming election.
Your Voice Your Story Learning About Public Policy Led One Woman to Become a Leader in Her Own Community As a young Black woman, Amani Austin learned that she didn’t need to wait for a leader to advocate for her community. Instead, she could become that leader. She shares her story for NBCLX’s Your Voice, Your Story series.
Your Voice Your Story Despite Death Threats, This Black Entrepreneur Is Still Standing Up Against Injustice Kamelah Adams was inspired by her time advocating for equality on a school PTA to create a company that makes t-shirts carrying social justice messages. In this installment of NBCLX’s Your Voice, Your Story series, the owner of Mimi’s Fresh Tees explains why even a death threat couldn’t deter her from standing up to racism.
Your Voice Your Story A Filmmaker Explains Why More People of Color Are Needed Behind the Camera Rashad Floyd was an athlete before he became a filmmaker and photographer. Now he’s the founding filmmaker behind Heart & Hustle Productions and turns his lens on the stories of prominent Black athletes. In this installment of NBCLX’s Your Voice, Your Story series, he explains why more people of color are needed as storytellers.
Your Voice Your Story Education Allowed This Nonprofit Leader to Rise. Now He's Helping Other Students of Color Growing up in a low income family, Nick Poindexter saw the power of education to help him rise beyond his circumstances. Today he works for a nonprofit (The Contingent) where he connects college students of color to internships that will help them advance too. He tells his story for NBCLX’s Your Voice, Your Story series.
Your Voice Your Story Once Told, ‘There's No Such Thing as a Beautiful Black Woman,' Amber Went on to Champion Models of Color She survived misogyny and racial prejudice and now does her part to promote equality.
Your Voice Your Story Growing Up Biracial in a Predominately White Area, Brianna Had to Learn to Embrace Her Black identity She made the choice to accept all aspects of her identity and now embraces her true self.
