Celebrating a Decade of Reveal — The Show That Helped Investigative Radio Go Mainstream

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Celebrating a Decade of Reveal — The Show That Helped Investigative Radio Go Mainstream

… to tell you I’m African American and I’m not leaving … have changed the trajectory of Black Americans coming out of slavery. … but our investigation found that Black Americans were actually given land only … of more than 1,200 Black Americans who were given land …

Source: The Portland Press Herald - Maine Sunday Telegram

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