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In the Deep South Baseball Is as American as… Kimchi

With a growing population and rising investment from South Korea, Korean culture is permeating the Deep South.
00:18:50

Is the WNBA Too Physical for Caitlin Clark? Is That the Right Narrative?

A panel debates whether the WNBA is letting the physical play against Caitlin Clark go too far, questioning the toll it’s taking and the league’s protection of a marquee star.
00:05:37

Pickleball Boom Sparks Turf Wars, Noise Complaints, and Big-Star Investments

Pickleball may have ruffled feathers with its noisy takeover of public courts, but cities are adapting. With NBA stars like LeBron and KD in the mix, the hype isn’t slowing down.
00:08:01

If WNBA Refs Won’t Protect Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham Will

After officials failed to protect Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham took matters into her own hands—triggering a brawl and spotlighting the WNBA’s officiating issues.
00:18:28

Caitlin Clark Returns on Fire, Ends NY Liberty’s Perfect Run

Caitlin Clark returned from injury with a dominant performance, dropping 32 points and tying her career high with seven 3-pointers. This game became the third most-watched game in WNBA history, drawing 2.2 million average viewers.
00:07:21

Caitlin Clark Sidelined, But Still Shaking the League

The selected videos reflect multiple narratives: one focused on economic impact, another on Clark's game and the third on how her presence is reshaping public discourse around the WNBA.
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Caitlin Clark & The Indiana Fever Begin the Season With a Bang

Caitlin Clark started her 2025 WNBA season with a triple double to lead the Indiana Fever to a 93-58 statement win over the Chicago Sky.

Korean Seniors Move America with Harmonica Performance

A rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner by a group of Korean American senior harmonica players has captivated the hearts of sports fans nationwide.
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Draymond Green’s ‘Angry Black Man’ Comment

The Facility's serious and "fun" analysis of Draymond Green's "The agenda to keep making me look like an angry black man is crazy" comment.

Baseball Legend Willie Mays Dies at 93

Mays was a central figure in defining the Black experience of overcoming the oppressive demonization of African descendants  in the Jim Crow South and the rejection of systemic racism by embodying and reflecting Black excellence as he grew into manhood.

Indigenous Representation at This Year’s Super Bowl

By Kolby KickingWoman | ICT At least two Indigenous players are set to take the field in America’s biggest game at Allegiant Stadium in Las...

High School Rodeo an Antidote to Bullying in California’s Rural North

Participants in high school rodeo say the patience and courage that come with caring for and training horses can help curb the impulses that drive bullying.

Philadelphia Residents Protest Planned Basketball Arena in Historic Chinatown

Billionaire developers are threatening to destroy Philadelphia’s 152-year-old Chinatown, with a proposed basketball stadium.

Global Divisions, Political Scandals Can’t Diminish World Cup’s Enduring Appeal

Four experts weigh in on soccer's global reach, why it remains the "people's sport," and which team will most likely take the Cup in Qatar.

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