On this week’s “More To The Story,” the second half of Trymaine Lee’s conversation with host Al Letson about the burdens of covering violence against Black Americans as a Black journalist. Listen here: https://t.co/lsihAB3jKi

When journalist Trymaine Lee began his first book, he didn’t realize that the gun violence he was reporting on was such a central part of his own story. A very personal conversation about generational trauma on this week’s “More To The Story:"

When journalist @trymainelee began his first book, he didn’t realize that the gun violence he was reporting on was such a central part of his own story. A very personal conversation about generational trauma on this week’s “More To The Story.” Listen: https://t.co/lsihAB3jKi

On this week’s “More To The Story,” MSNBC journalist @trymainelee talks about how he learned of a series of murders involving his ancestors—and how it changed the way he wrote about Black Americans killed by violence. Listen here: https://t.co/lsihAB3jKi

On this week’s “More To The Story,” part 2 of a conversation with MSNBC journalist @trymainelee about how he learned of a series of murders involving his ancestors—and how it changed the way he wrote about Black Americans killed by violence.

ICE is arresting people in front of their kids at school drop-offs, on the way to church, and at routine check-ins at immigration offices. And thanks to the Supreme Court's latest ruling, it's likely that this brutality is only going to escalate.

Trump sicced the National Guard on LA, ramping up immigrant arrests in a city that’s been targeted by ICE for months. Here’s how a local taco site tracking the raids became an essential reporting powerhouse to their community. 🎧 This week on Reveal:

Trump sicced the National Guard on LA, ramping up immigrant arrests in a city that’s been targeted by ICE for months. Here’s how @LATACO, a local taco site tracking the raids, became an essential reporting powerhouse. 🎧 This week on Reveal:

Trump sent the National Guard to LA’s streets, and ICE has been targeting the city for months. How an LA taco blog pivoted to tracking the raids and became an essential reporting powerhouse, on this week’s Reveal. 🎧 Listen here:

Aggressive ICE raids are surging, and communities are pushing back. “Being forced apart like this is tearing through the heart of our community,” says Cecelia Lizotte, the sister of a man in ICE detention. 🎧 This week on Reveal:

ICE is arresting people at school drop-offs, on the way to church, and at routine check-ins at immigration offices as the Trump administration pursues its goal of deporting millions of people. 🎧 Listen on Reveal:

Trump sicced the National Guard on LA, ramping up immigrant arrests in a city that’s been targeted by ICE for months. Here’s how a local taco site tracking the raids became an essential reporting powerhouse to their community. 🎧 This week on Reveal:

"It blew my mind that what almost killed me was being black in America, and that changed everything." This week, @trymainelee examines how a near-death experience changed the trajectory of his new book about American gun violence. 🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/mZhwlFMhML

This week on “More To The Story” journalist @trymainelee discusses his new book, “A Thousand Ways to Die,” and how a near-death experience forced him to reckon with his own family’s history involving slavery and murder. 🎧 Listen here:

Journalist @trymainelee's first book almost killed him when he suffered a massive heart attack at the age of 38. The near-death experience changed him and his book. On this week’s “More To The Story,” the cost of violence on Black men in America:

On this week’s “More To The Story,” host @Al_Letson and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer @trymainelee examine what it means to be a Black journalist and how a near-death experience changed the trajectory of Lee’s new book about American gun violence. 🔗 : https://t.co/mZhwlFMhML

Expulsions based on tattoos and students targeted for supporting Gaza: Trump’s immigration actions are raising eyebrows and constitutional questions. From April:

On this week’s “More To The Story,” Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Trymaine Lee discusses how a near-death experience forced him to re-examine the cost of violence on Black lives in America. Listen here: https://t.co/P5BRFRn2wN

“What I was feeling was death.” This week, journalist @trymainelee discusses his new book, “A Thousand Ways to Die,” and how a near-death experience forced him to reckon with his own family’s history involving slavery and murder. 🎧Listen here: https://t.co/mZhwlFMhML

On this week’s “More To The Story,” Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist @trymainelee discusses how a near-death experience forced him to re-examine the cost of violence on Black lives in America. Listen here: https://t.co/mZhwlFMhML