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Baltimore symphony orchestra names first Black music director
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MLB aims to make baseball more accessible for Black players
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Beloved opera program in the Ozarks moves into new theater
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Couple helps drive diversity into world of classical music
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Zac Brown leads hands-on summer camp experience for kids
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A look inside political leaders’ family ties to slavery
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Beloved video store ‘Vidiots’ in Los Angeles makes a comeback
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Author Mo Willems reflects on 20 years of beloved children’s books
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How psychiatrist ‘Dr. Anonymous’ impacted the fight for gay rights
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In 1972, sodomy was illegal in more than 40 states and homosexuality was categorized as a mental illness. In this week’s Sunday Spotlight, NBC’s Joe Fryer reports on Dr. Anonymous, a gay doctor who went into disguise at the American Psychiatric Association annual conference to give an anonymous speech about rethinking opinions on homosexuality.June 26, 2022