Jacklyn Martin
Senior Producer at WGBH-FM (Boston, MA)
Temp Senior Producer For GBH’s All Things Considered / previously with @WNYC, @TheTakeaway, @SXM -AF Veteran 🇺🇸 Mother 🇨🇺Latina 🇵🇷 Opinions are my own-
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1 week ago |
wgbh.org | Jacklyn Martin
June 16, 2025 President Trump continues to ramp up his ongoing battle with Harvard University. His administration has attempted to block the university from enrolling international students, imposed a federal funding freeze, and has repeatedly threatened Harvard’s tax-exempt status. These actions have been viewed as politically motivated and as an attempt to force the Ivy League institution to abandon its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
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3 weeks ago |
wgbh.org | Jacklyn Martin
June 05, 2025 “Soweto No. 3 for piano and string quartet” was written by Undine Smith Moore in 1987, just a year before she died. Although she’s been called the Dean of Black Women Composers, she is not well represented on record or in the concert hall. Thanks to Castle of Our Skins, a Boston-based Black art institution dedicated to uplifting and celebrating Black artistry through music, we have her works on recordings to enjoy.
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3 weeks ago |
wgbh.org | Jacklyn Martin
June 04, 2025 In the months since President Donald Trump took office, the science and research community has seemingly been under attack by his administration. There have been massive cuts to research funding, changes to vaccine protocols without the input of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and layoffs of federal employees. And this week, the Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F.
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1 month ago |
wgbh.org | Jacklyn Martin
May 05, 2025 On April 30, 1975 — 50 years ago last week — North Vietnamese troops captured Saigon. That sent U.S. citizens, military personnel and South Vietnamese civilians who feared persecution fleeing the country. For the vast majority of South Vietnamese refugees, getting to somewhere safe was not easy. In fact, it was a harrowing ordeal.
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1 month ago |
asianamericans.einnews.com | Jackie Martin |Kana Ruhalter |Jacklyn Martin |Arun Rath
On April 30, 1975 — 50 years ago last week — North Vietnamese troops captured Saigon. That sent U.S. citizens, military personnel and South Vietnamese civilians who feared persecution fleeing the country. For the vast majority of South Vietnamese refugees, getting to somewhere safe was not easy. In fact, it was a harrowing ordeal.
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