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Alabama Public Television Commissioner explains PBS programming decision

Alabama Public Television Commissioner explains PBS programming decision

Alabama Public TV votes to renew PBS contract, but future is uncertain

Alabama Public TV votes to renew PBS contract, but future is uncertain

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Alabama Public TV votes to renew PBS contract, but future is uncertain

Alabama Public TV votes to renew PBS contract, but future is uncertain

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Alabama commission votes to keep PBS services intact, plans survey on programming

Alabama commission votes to keep PBS services intact, plans survey on programming

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Alabama Public Television to continue contract with PBS

Alabama Public Television to continue contract with PBS

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Alabama Public TV to continue PBS programming

Alabama Public TV to continue PBS programming

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Alabama Public Television considers cutting ties with PBS

Alabama Public Television considers cutting ties with PBS

After backlash, Alabama Public Television will keep paying for PBS

Alabama Public Television considers cutting ties with PBS, raising concerns over the future of children’s programming

The story of American poverty, as told by one Alabama county

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2018 Poverty Rate in the United States

With more U.S. students living in poverty, education system faces strain

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The story of American poverty, as told by one Alabama county | PBS NewsHour

Poverty Rates Surge in American Suburbs | Video | Chasing the Dream | PBS

Overcoming Poverty: Fast facts about Alabama’s poverty rates

Alabama Public Television's future with PBS remains uncertain

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Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey urges delay on PBS decision by public TV board

Alabama Public Television votes to keep contract with PBS

The Story of American Poverty, As Told by One Alabama County

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Overcoming Poverty: An Alabama resources guide

Opinion: Is PBS going to die in Alabama because of politics? Columnist John Archibald shares the impact of ‘Alabama values’ on the state’s educational programming. #alabama #politics #pbs #opinion | al.com

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Barriers to Prosperity Data Resources - Alabama Possible

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Alabama commission votes to keep PBS services intact, plans survey on programming

After backlash, Alabama Public Television will keep paying for PBS

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More than a decade ago, the Emmy-nominated documentary "Poor Kids" explored poverty in the United States as it’s rarely seen: through the eyes of children. FRONTLINE's season premiere, "Born Poor," tells the stories of the same children, now grown, chronicling their lives from childhood to the present day. FRONTLINE | PBS follows Kaylie, Johnny and Brittany across three chapters of their lives as they grow from kids to teenagers to adults, trying to pursue their dreams while dealing with an econ

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Overcoming Poverty: How poverty can impact the quality of a child's education

"Poverty, Politics and Profit," which investigates the affordable housing crisis, is a Writers Guild Award nominee. Watch the full film: http://to.pbs.org/2GPVvmg | FRONTLINE | PBS

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At the Alabama Department of Education, employees are focused on making the state’s school systems better through serving both teachers and students. “I have the most amazing team,” said Alabama Reading Initiative Director Bonnie Short. The goal of her initiative is to have students in Alabama be able to read by the end of third grade. From the Alabama Reading Initiative to veteran teaching opportunities and so much more, ALSDE implements many valuable programs transforming students into future

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AL.com and Reckon South have spent the last months talking to people who faced fines and traffic fees, often because of their own mistakes, but sometimes as a result of police departments like Brookside and others that have come to rely on fines and fees to fund their departments and governments. Sometimes, as an investigator in Brookside put it, those governments prey on those least able to pay, and least able to put up a fight. According to research by the Alabama Appleseed Center for Law & Ju

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The number of Americans living in poverty rose slightly as the COVID-19 pandemic shook the economy last year, but relief payments pumped out by Congress eased hardship for many, the Census Bureau reports. to.pbs.org/3lnrbEP | PBS NewsHour

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