François Clemmons, the first Black man with a recurring role on children's TV, says what he learned from working for Fred Rogers on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood still provides guidance today.

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Framingham High School Principal Mark Albright told members of the Class of 2025 that they were ready "to take their place in ...

a cameraman for “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.” “I had spiked hair,” Wos recalled. “Fred took one look at me and said, ‘You’re an artist, aren’t you?’ ” After the Children’s ...

Administration's order to end funding for NPR, PBS alleges political bias in their news coverage. Stations are looking for ...

For many children growing up in conservative evangelical Christian households in the 1990s, Saturday morning cartoons were confined to one of two options: the Christian Broadcasting Network or PBS ...