Race, Identity And Culture Reporter
Andrea Y. Henderson is a Race, Identity, and Culture Reporter at St. Louis Public Radio. She covers a variety of themes including public education, environmental services, and the film industry, with a focus on how these topics intersect with race and identity. Andrea's work has been featured in BLOX Digital, KBIA 91.3 FM, Belleville News-Democrat, Kcur-FM, The St. Louis American, and St. Louis Public Radio.
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Andrea's focus is on local news and community-related topics, particularly in St. Louis, Missouri. She seems to be interested in stories that highlight social justice, education, healthcare, and cultural aspects within the community.
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By: Andrea Y. Henderson
As the months continue on without relief a year after the May 16 tornado, some Black homeowners are toying with the idea of renting forever instead of buying another home, which could further widen the city’s homeownership gap.
By: Andrea-Henderson
The red nylon star balloons tied to the fence of a Dutchtown home in south St. Louis indicate a party is going on in the backyard.
By: Andrea-Henderson
On an early April morning, a Phelps County Jail correctional officer told Armande Namegni to pack up her belongings because she was being transferred to the Greene County Jail in Springfield.
By: Andrea-Henderson
Annie Malone Children and Family Services finally received its million-dollar backing from the St. Louis Development Corporation to help support its north St.
By: Andrea-Henderson
Centennial Christian Church has received more than $3 million in federal funding to help rebuild its tornado-destroyed north St. Louis worship center.
By: Andrea Y. Henderson
Centennial Christian Church has received more than $3 million in federal funding to help rebuild its tornado-destroyed North St. Louis worship center.
By: Andrea-Henderson
WashU Libraries' Film and Media Archive collection is hosting a free film series this summer featuring popular social justice documentaries from its Kartemquin Films collection to celebrate the company's 60th anniversary.
By: Andrea-Henderson
Traffic violence disproportionately impacts people of color and low-income households in the St. Louis region, according to a new street safety report.
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer said Friday morning that city workers, the police department and Grove area restaurant and bar owners are working together to make the end of Pride month a success.
St. Louis immigrant providers are worried for Haitians and Syrians in the area now more than ever Hundreds more refugees and immigrants in the St.
