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Recognizing & standing up to domestic violence

By Lori Walsh,

Ellen Koester, Ari Jungemann

Published February 24, 2023 at 3:30 PM CST

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On today's In the Moment...

Lori Walsh explores stories of protest, censorship, cancer research and domestic violence awareness.

Madonna Thunder Hawk was among the activists who encamped at Wounded Knee 50 years ago. She discusses how the historic event was a movement led by families. Her full interview will air on Monday.

House Bill 1116 would prohibit state resources from hosting lewd and lascivious content. Listen in as legislators debate the bill and the art of drag.

Rachel Willand-Charnley, Ph.D., is a cancer researcher at South Dakota State University. Learn about their innovative research and what—and who—drives them.

Plus, domestic abuse rears its head in too many relationships. If you think you don't know anyone being abused, you may change your mind after hearing Leslie Morgan Steiner's story.

Morgan Steiner is the New York Times bestselling author of "Crazy Love." Her memoir recounts her experience in an abusive marriage and how she got out. Listen to her unabridged interview here.

She is also the keynote speaker at Augustana University's free domestic violence awareness forum this weekend.

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