Marlon Hyde
News FellowMarlon Hyde was 开云体育鈥檚 first news fellow, from 2021 to 2023.
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We did not have an American flag outside of our house prior to 9/11. But after 9/11, my dad made sure to put an American flag outside the house, at least as a visual symbol that yeah, in this house, we also support the US. Even if secretly we were criticizing everything. It was a way of protection.
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We hear about the experiences of those living with long COVID, also known as "long-haulers,鈥漚nd learn about research into long COVID at UVM Medical Center.
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The 1,100-square-foot vaulted ceiling at the entrance to the Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center is now home to the likeness of generations of BIPOC artists and activists in rich, bright acrylic paint.
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For more than 90 years, the Fleming Museum of Art at the University of Vermont has showcased artifacts and paintings from around the world. Now, at the urging of staff, it鈥檚 undergoing a transformation. The museum is confronting its role in perpetuating racism and oppression. And instead, it hopes to become a platform for BIPOC art and anti-racism work.
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On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Deborah Garcia's husband David overslept and rushed out the door. It was the last time she saw him.
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Judith Markey was a mental health first responder for the Red Cross on 9/11. She volunteered to provide psychological care to the soldiers whose job it was to retrieve the bodies from the rubble at the Pentagon.
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Teresa Celemin and Matthew Smith only left the New York City region four years ago. But it was the terrorist attacks of 20 years ago that spurred their eventual move to Vermont.
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On Sept. 11, 2001, Nicole Morlan was married to a man who would go on to serve overseas with the Vermont Army National Guard. They had a young child at the time, and Morlan says the deployment 鈥� and then return 鈥� had a big impact.
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On September 11, Sam Nelis of Winooski was in seventh grade and was living in Islamabad, Pakistan, with his family.
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Stuart Crawford Hult was at his desk on the eighth floor of 5 World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, when he heard a loud boom and saw an explosion outside of his window.