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Michele Norris has done several in depth reports about race and culture for NPR. Here is a sampling of that work.

The York Series on Race and the 2008 vote (below is a link to all the stories/essays/multi-media on the York Series)

Parker High: Integration’s unfulfilled promise, Part I

Part II

US Marshalls on Integration’s front lines

Modern Segregation is often by choice

The Woolworth Sit-in That launched a movement

President Johnson, Martin Luther King Jr and Civil Rights

Jasper: Ten Years after a Racist Murder

The Two Towns of Jasper

The Reunion — Documentary Explores the Integration of Shaker Heights

Father recalls deadly blast at Birmingham Baptist Church

The Black Book captures African American Experience

After 35 years Black Book Still Strikes a Chord

Loving Decision: Forty years of legal interracial unions

Still Hungry in America: A Return to Mississippi

Still Hungry in America, Part II

Will American Voters Elect a Black President

Michele recalls memories of New Orleans in the early days after Katrina

Michele’s remarks after receiving the Journalist of the Year Award from the National Association of Black Journalists.

Michele Norris in conversation with David Remnick, author of “The Bridge”