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How will future historians describe America and democracy when they look back at the 250th anniversary of the country? Will the narrative focus on the culture and tone of America 250, or Freedom 250? Present-day historian Dr. Cassandra Newby-Alexander and Constitutional Law scholar Dr. Vania Blaiklock share their thoughts.

Oil tankers are moving cautiously through the Straight of Hormuz, following renewed hostilities over the weekend between the U.S. and Iran. The two countries have agreed to pause strikes and resume talks, but how will all this back and forth impact gas prices over the summer months? Political Analyst Dr. Eric Claville joins Another View Producer Lisa Godley to share his thoughts. Plus, there’s a new student loan repayment framework that will impact millions of borrowers. Find out how it might affect your wallet!

We often talk about self-care, but what is the connection between our mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being and the health of our relationships? When was the last time you made an honest assessment of your personal relationship with your husband, wife or significant other? Back by popular demand, behavioral and relationship expert Dr. Alvean Lyons joins cardiologist, Dr. Keith Newby, for a frank conversation about healthy relationships and what to do if yours needs help.

It's a Juneteenth celebration with Another View - live at WHRO Public Media! We hear from a historian, health educator, journalist, singer, composer, and many more community members who have helped make this Juneteenth celebration special during this extended episode of Another View!

Hear the inspiring stories of three African American trailblazers who broke barriers in their careers and are still making a difference today. Meet actress, model and broadcaster Jayne Kennedy; civil rights photographer Herb Randall; and world-renowned gospel violinist Eric Taylor. These living legends are not finished creating their legacy!

Leadership at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southeast Virginia understands a simple, yet effective formula: young people who need them most, plus an outcome-driven Club experience, equals great futures. We dive deep into the work of BGCSEVA, and the difference the clubs are making in the lives of local youth. Plus, meet Christian, the 2026 Virginia/DC Boys and Girls Clubs Youth of the Year, who shares how BGCSEVA changed his life.

Clinical trials are research projects that study the effects of new medical interventions, like drugs, devices, vaccines or behavioral therapies, to determine if they are safe and effective for humans. Only 5% of clinical trial participants are African American. What makes Black people so reluctant to participate in the trials? Why is Black representation important? And what can be done to increase trust? We explore those questions during Another View on Health.

Are you a caregiver for someone in your family? Are you frantic about work, your kids, relationships or your health? Is today's political and social environment causing you sleepless nights? Are you stressed? As we enter the unofficial start of summer, now is the time to take care of you! Wellness professional Bettina Lee shares ways to regain your peace through physical wellness, mental health support and holistic lifestyle coaching.

More than 3 million people voted in last month’s statewide redistricting referendum special election, with the majority voting "yes" to allow for a temporary map that favored Democrats. The Virginia Supreme Court threw out the vote saying the process used to create the amendment was unconstitutional. This decision, on the heels of the SCOTUS ruling that guts the Voting Rights Act, has many in the Black community concerned that their voting rights may be headed back to the Jim Crow era of unfair practices, intimidation and even violence to keep Black and other marginalized people from voting. The Another View Round Table tackles this and other current events.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states may not draw congressional redistricting maps based on race, but they can redraw them based on party affiliation. Critics say the decision further erodes fair voter representation, especially for Black and brown people. What will be the impact of Louisiana v. Callais in the upcoming midterm elections? And how will this ruling affect Virginia's Supreme Court decision on redistricting in the Commonwealth?