Noon Wednesday: Gathering Stories from Underrepresented Communities
By Marisa Wojcik | Here & Now
February 20, 2019
The way a story is told can determine whose voice is heard and how it is memorialized. Oral histories have the power to elevate more voices. Tanika Apaloo, community engagement and diversity liaison at the Wisconsin Historical Society, talks about how her work gathering stories from underrepresented communities is changing our understanding of history.
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