PBS高端访谈:积极乐观的心态
JUDY WOODRUFF: Tonight's Brief But Spectacular comes from Lucile Day of Greenville, Florida. A town of 800 people, 33 percent of Greenville residents live below the poverty line. But even amid hard times, Day remains optimistic about the sense of com
PBS高端访谈:拾起以前的爱好
Hari Sreenivasan: During this period of sheltering in place, some of us have been able to pick up old hobbies, or maybe try something new. NewsHour Weekend's Megan Thompson brings us the story of a mom in Manhattan who discovered a new artistic talen
PBS高端访谈:"骄傲月”引发的故事
Hari Sreenivasan: As we celebrate Pride this month, we are reminded of a community that has fought to have its voice heard and has endured a different type of epidemic, the AIDS crisis. Decades ago Stefan Lynch was raised by gay parents in the '80s a
PBS高端访谈:女电线工人的人生
JUDY WOODRUFF: Throughout this pandemic, we have profiled many front-line workers whose jobs have been deemed essential. Tonight's Brief But Spectacular introduces us to Savoya Taylor. She works as a line worker for ComEd, which powers Chicago and mu
PBS高端访谈:一本向孩子解释"新冠"的书
JUDY WOODRUFF: The uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic has upended the daily lives of children across the globe, and parents and caregivers have struggled to explain the changes brought by COVID-19. Two medical students in California told the PBS
PBS高端访谈:特朗普向学校施压,要求在今年秋天恢复授课
JUDY WOODRUFF: The summer surge of COVID-19 is raising more and more questions about reopening schools this fall. That issue was at the forefront today, even as daily deaths nationwide rose to nearly 1,000, the most in weeks. White House corresponden
PBS高端访谈:陈词滥调真的没用吗?
JUDY WOODRUFF: As we have seen, COVID-19 is taking a heavy toll, and many are not able to say goodbye to their loved ones. It leaves some of us unsure we can find the right words for those who are grieving. Throughout life, we are told to avoid clich
PBS高端访谈:被一场运动所遗忘的女性
Hari Sreenivasan: As we reflect on John Lewis' Civil Rights legacy amid the on-going demonstrations in support of Black Lives Matter, author Mikki Kendall says it's also time for a moment of reckoning for modern-day feminism. Her book Hood Feminism:
PBS高端访谈:残障法案签订三十周年
JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally, during this anniversary week for the ADA, we wanted to take a moment to highlight the achievements of performers, writers, comedians, and artists with disabilities. Their work was featured in a special ceremony streamed over F
PBS高端访谈:通过墙壁绘画表达自己的观点
JUDY WOODRUFF: As protests and rallies against racism escalate throughout the country, Boston artist Robert ProBlak Gibbs says, rather than put his voice front and center, he will paint the backdrop. In teaming with that city's Museum of Fine Arts, t
PBS高端访谈:通过艺术来缓解医护人员压力
STEPHANIE SY: The pressure on nurses and health care professionals has been constant throughout this pandemic. In tonight's Brief But Spectacular, we hear from Tara Rynders, creator of The Clinic, an arts-based workshop designed to alleviate stress a
PBS高端访谈:线上学习面临的安全问题
JUDY WOODRUFF: Million of students return to school this week, many learning primarily online, offering a trove of new data to companies. But what about the apps and the Web sites parents use to keep kids safe? Law professor and Internet privacy expe
PBS高端访谈:学生对新学年的看法
AMNA NAWAZ: As schools across the country reopen, parents and educators are debating the relative merits of at-home and in-class learning. But what do students think? Our Student Reporting Labs program teamed up with Detroit Public Television for a s
PBS高端访谈:如何打破回声室效应
Amna Nawaz: Almost two-thirds of Americans say that social media has a mostly negative impact on the country, according to a recent Pew Research Center study. They report concerns like the spread of misinformation, hate speech, and only listening to
PBS高端访谈:我们如何记录2020年
JUDY WOODRUFF: No matter what age you are, it has undeniably been a year of many firsts. Between COVID and the election of the first woman vice president, 2020 will be a year for historians to examine and dissect for decades to come. Tonight, biograp
