Gabriel Kramer
Host, NewsDepth, and Race/Equity Reporter at Ideastream
Host of “NewsDepth” on @WVIZ/PBS + race and equity reporter for @WKSU/NPR — @ideastream. @fanhs_national hanging. @aaja pal. 🇵🇭 Pinoy proud.
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6 days ago |
ideastream.org | Gabriel Kramer
Cardinal Robert Prevost was selected as the next pope Thursday afternoon, making the Chicago native the first pope from the United States, which Northeast Ohio Catholic leaders say will make him easy to relate to for the roughly 20% of U.S. who describe themselves as Catholic. The selection of Prevost, 69, an American, came as a surprise.
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1 week ago |
ideastream.org | Gabriel Kramer
For many, summer 2020 was a time of racial reckoning as nationwide “Black Lives Matter” protests filled streets and headlines. But five years later, new survey data and interviews with some Northeast Ohio protest organizers and activists show growing skepticism that the protests and the increased attention given to the issue of racial equality in the wake of George Floyd's death produced significant change.
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2 weeks ago |
ideastream.org | Gabriel Kramer
At Canterbury Elementary in Cleveland Heights, third grader Chase starts his day with more calm thanks to a program called Mindful Music Moments. Each morning, the entire school pauses to listen to a short segment of classical music provided by the Cleveland Orchestra, helping students relax and focus before diving into lessons. The program—developed in Ohio and now used in over 100 schools nationwide—blends music and mindfulness to reduce stress and improve learning.
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2 weeks ago |
ideastream.org | Gabriel Kramer
Special retailers in Northeast Ohio that sell imported Chinese goods are anticipating price hikes after the Trump administration's announcement of triple-digit tariffs sparked a trade war with China. President Donald Trump recently walked back some of those tariffs, putting a 90-day pause on some tariffs, but left a 10% across-the-board tariff in place and ramped up tariffs on China at 145%.
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3 weeks ago |
wosu.org | Gabriel Kramer
Catholic communities across Ohio said Pope Francis, 88, leaves behind a powerful legacy after he died Monday morning, a day after greeting the faithful on Easter in St. Peter's Square. Francis, an Argentinian, was the first pope from Latin America, known for his humility, his advocacy to combat climate change and stand up for LGBTQ+ inclusivity. He became pope in 2013. He died Monday after stroke and heart failure. He was recently hospitalized with pneumonia for more than a month.
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Midwest Pope
Habemus Papam! We have a Pope! The Cardinals gathered in the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel have elected Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as the 267th Pope, who took the name Pope Leo XIV. https://t.co/7COawsKvWu
My lack of understanding Latin really made that anticlimactic.
