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Author: Catherine Devine

The State of Hate: Americans still march to July 4th tunes

A parade consisting of small-business owners, first responders, church groups and citizens marched through Perry, Iowa, for an Independence Day celebration, passing candy out to the kids on both sides of Wills Avenue. (Lenny Martinez Dominguez/News21)
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PERRY, Iowa – In an America that often seems more divided, there remains one event that brings people together: the Fourth of July. Residents of Perry, a farming and meatpacking town of 7,800, joined across party and ethnic lines to celebrate.

Catherine Devine Posted on July 12, 2018August 7, 2018

The State of Hate: Rushmore inspires American unity in a divided time

Built over a 14 year period, Mount Rushmore features 60-foot tall sculptures of presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. It attracts more than two million visitors every year to Keystone, South Dakota. (Lenny Martinez Dominguez/News21)
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SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota – America’s early presidents would not be proud of the U.S. today, according to some tourists visiting Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.

Catherine Devine Posted on July 7, 2018July 26, 2018

The State of Hate: ‘You don’t see all the anger you see on the news’

Residents of Salt Lake City gathered at the Utah Capitol to protest President Donald Trump’s administration’s treatment of immigrants. Utah Highway Patrol estimated more than 2,000 people attended the event. (Lenny Martinez Dominguez/News21)
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LARAMIE, Wyoming – As the News21 road warriors cruised through the West, they saw the attitudes change with the landscapes.

Catherine Devine Posted on July 5, 2018July 26, 2018

The State of Hate: ‘America was pretty cool for a while’

Adam Kimble (left), Jeff Rauenhorst (center) and Charlie White from Incline Village, Nevada spoke with News21 about how we can move forward as a society by addressing tensions at a person-to-person level. (Lenny Martinez Dominguez/News21)
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ELKO, Nevada – Traveling along the famous dusty Winnemucca Road, the News21 SUV crossed through the gateway to the Nevada outback, the fellows taking in the last of the mountain air.

Catherine Devine Posted on July 2, 2018July 26, 2018

The State of Hate: Fear of the unknown

Nora Berguem, a native of the area, studies sociology in Los Angeles and works at Gus’s Really Good Beef Jerky during the summer. (Lenny Martinez Dominguez/News21)
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INYO COUNTY, Calif. – As News21 journalists traveled through California, residents repeatedly used one word to describe the mood in America – fear.

Catherine Devine Posted on June 28, 2018July 26, 2018

The State of Hate: News21 is crossing the country

News21 journalists (From left) Alex Lancial, Lenny Martinez Dominguez, Catherine Devine, Penelope Blackwell and Brandon Bounds loaded up their gear and left Phoenix on Tuesday morning for the first leg of a three-week, cross-country reporting roadtrip. (Photo by Jim Tuttle/News21)
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PHOENIX – Eight top journalism students, fellows in the Carnegie-Knight News21 investigative journalism program, are on a 23-state road trip.

Catherine Devine Posted on June 26, 2018July 26, 2018
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