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Oh, yeah. When I was 3, my mother said, I want you to tell me what you want to become as an adult. And I knew for sure that I wanted to be a cartoonist.	oh yeah. when i was 3, my mother said, i want you to tell me. what you want to become as an adult and. i knew for sure that i wanted to be a	Oh; yeah When I was 3, my mother said I want you to tell me what you. want to become as an adult And I knew for sure that I wanted to be a	oh, yeah. when i was 3, my mother said, i want you to tell me what you want to become as an adult. and i knew for sure that i wanted to be a cartoonist.
Then, you might really have some insight into Charles Schulz himself because he was wary about introducing a black character to "Peanuts." He didn't want to come off as patronizing, being white...	then you might really have some insight into, charles schulz himself. because he was wary about, introducing a black, character, to "peanuts" he didn't want to come off as patronizing being	Then you might really have some insight into Charles Schulz himself because he was wary about introducing a black character to; "Peanuts" He didn't want to come off as, patronizing being	then, you might really have some insight into charles schulz himself because he was wary about introducing a black character to "peanuts." he didn't want to come off as patronizing, being white...
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And maybe that's why Franklin was perhaps just a little too perfect - you know? - a good student, kind to everyone, possibly a bit bland. I mean, what do you think? Should Schulz have been maybe more bold and given Franklin some of the quirks that his other characters had?	and maybe that's why franklin was perhaps just a little too perfect - you know? - a good student kind to everyone possibly a bit bland i mean what do you think? should schulz have been maybe more bold and given franklin some of the, quirks that his other characters,	And maybe that's why Franklin was; perhaps just a little too perfect - you know? - a good student kind to everyone possibly a bit, bland I mean what do you think? Should Schulz have been maybe more, bold and. given Franklin some of the quirks that his other characters	and maybe that's why franklin was perhaps just a little too perfect - you know? - a good student, kind to everyone, possibly a bit bland. i mean, what do you think? should schulz have been maybe more bold and given franklin some of the quirks that his other characters had?
I don't think so. I think Schulz played it smartly. He was always very thoughtful into how he treated his characters, you know? I went on to meet Charles Schulz in 1990. When I met my new editor, I was very well aware that "Peanuts" was also with United Feature Syndicate. And I said, would you mind introducing me? And ...	i don't think, so i think schulz played it, smartly he was always. very thoughtful into, how he treated his; characters you know? i went. on, to meet charles schulz. in 1990. when i met, my. new editor, i was very well. aware that "peanuts" was also with united feature syndicate and i said would you mind introducing me...	I don't think so I think Schulz played it smartly. He was always very thoughtful into. how he treated his characters you know? I went on to meet Charles Schulz in 1990. When I met. my new editor, I was very well aware that "Peanuts" was also, with United. Feature Syndicate And I said would you mind introducing, me? And...	i don't think so. i think schulz played it smartly. he was always very thoughtful into how he treated his characters, you know? i went on to meet charles schulz in 1990. when i met my new editor, i was very well aware that "peanuts" was also with united feature syndicate. and i said, would you mind introducing me? and ...
So let me stop you there. Very quickly, you sent him a comic strip. What was it...	so let me stop you there very quickly you sent him a comic strip what was	So let. me stop. you there Very quickly you sent him. a comic. strip What was.	so let me stop you there. very quickly, you sent him a comic strip. what was it...
Yes. I did a strip where Marcy - who's one of the main characters in "JumpStart." She's a nurse. She's married to Joe, a police officer. So Marcy's in the shower, and she's singing that old song from the 1960s, "Hang On Sloopy," you may have heard...	yes i did a strip where marcy - who's one of the main. characters in "jumpstart" she's a nurse she's married to joe a police officer so marcy's in the shower and she's singing that old song from the 1960s "hang on sloopy" you may have	Yes I did a strip where Marcy - who's one, of the main characters in "JumpStart" She's a nurse She's married to; Joe a, police, officer So Marcy's in the shower and she's singing that old song from the 1960s "Hang On Sloopy" you may have	yes. i did a strip where marcy - who's one of the main characters in "jumpstart." she's a nurse. she's married to joe, a police officer. so marcy's in the shower, and she's singing that old song from the 1960s, "hang on sloopy," you may have heard...
Yeah.			yeah.
...But she's singing, hang on, Snoopy. Snoopy, hang on. And Joe walks in and says, Marcy, that song you're singing, they're saying Sloopy with an L. And she goes, are you sure about that? He says, I'm positive. And he walks out of the bathroom. And she pauses for a second, thinks about it and then continues singing, ha...	...but she's singing hang on, snoopy snoopy hang on and joe walks in and says marcy that song you're singing they're saying sloopy with an l and she goes are you sure about that? he says i'm positive and, he. walks out of the bathroom and she pauses for a second thinks about it and then continues singing hang, on snoop...	...But she's singing hang on Snoopy Snoopy hang on And. Joe walks, in and says Marcy that song you're singing they're saying Sloopy with an, L; And she goes are you sure about that? He says I'm positive And, he walks out of the bathroom And she, pauses for a; second thinks about it and then continues singing hang on Sn...	...but she's singing, hang on, snoopy. snoopy, hang on. and joe walks in and says, marcy, that song you're singing, they're saying sloopy with an l. and she goes, are you sure about that? he says, i'm positive. and he walks out of the bathroom. and she pauses for a second, thinks about it and then continues singing, ha...
Well, I wonder if your strip gave him something that he couldn't do, but he really wanted to have, which is - you know, you have a family. "JumpStart" is a family...	well i wonder if your strip. gave him something that he couldn't do but he really; wanted to have which is; - you know you. have, a family "jumpstart" is a	Well I wonder if your strip gave, him, something that he couldn't do but he really wanted to, have which is - you know you have a family "JumpStart" is a	well, i wonder if your strip gave him something that he couldn't do, but he really wanted to have, which is - you know, you have a family. "jumpstart" is a family...
Right.			right.
...A nurse, a mother, a police officer father, kids. Did you think of that?	...a nurse a mother a police; officer father kids did you think of	...A nurse a mother a police officer; father kids Did you think of	...a nurse, a mother, a police officer father, kids. did you think of that?
I think exactly that. I think that, on some level, he knew he had inspired me and that I would be speaking about this black family in ways he never could. It was the reason he always was supportive of me.	i think exactly that i think that on some level he knew he had inspired me and that i would be speaking about this black. family in ways he never could it was the reason he always was supportive of	I think exactly that I think that, on some level he knew he had inspired me and that I would, be speaking about this black family in ways he never could It. was the, reason. he always was supportive of	i think exactly that. i think that, on some level, he knew he had inspired me and that i would be speaking about this black family in ways he never could. it was the reason he always was supportive of me.
Whether this funding goes directly for abortion or indirectly allows them to have access to a large population of potential abortion clients and to keep the lights on and man their call centers and do all their political activity, they should not be receiving taxpayer dollars.	whether this funding goes directly for. abortion or indirectly allows them to have access, to a large population of. potential abortion clients. and to keep the lights on and man their call centers and do all their political. activity they. should not, be receiving taxpayer	Whether this. funding goes directly for abortion. or indirectly allows them to have access to a large population of potential abortion clients and to keep the lights on and man their call centers and do all their political activity they should not. be receiving taxpayer	whether this funding goes directly for abortion or indirectly allows them to have access to a large population of potential abortion clients and to keep the lights on and man their call centers and do all their political activity, they should not be receiving taxpayer dollars.
Instead, he says, those patients should go to community health centers that specialize in treating low-income patients.	instead he says those patients should. go to community health centers that specialize in treating low-income	Instead he says those patients should go to community health centers that specialize in treating low-income	instead, he says, those patients should go to community health centers that specialize in treating low-income patients.
I'm OK. How about you?	i'm ok how, about	I'm OK How about	i'm ok. how about you?
In York, Pa., there is a federally qualified health center less than a mile from Planned Parenthood. Jenny Englerth is CEO of Family First Health, which offers primary medical and dental care at this clinic and several others in the area.	in york, pa., there. is a federally qualified health center. less than a mile from. planned, parenthood jenny englerth is ceo of. family first health which offers primary medical and dental care at this clinic and several others in. the	In York Pa., there. is a federally qualified health center less. than a mile from, Planned Parenthood Jenny Englerth is CEO of, Family First. Health which, offers primary medical and dental care at this. clinic and several others; in the	in york, pa., there is a federally qualified health center less than a mile from planned parenthood. jenny englerth is ceo of family first health, which offers primary medical and dental care at this clinic and several others in the area.
There are more patients who seek our care than we're able to provide care for.	there are more; patients who. seek our care than we're. able to provide care	There are more patients who seek our care than. we're able to provide care	there are more patients who seek our care than we're able to provide care for.
More than half of the patients receive Medicaid, and the doctors stay busy.	more than half of the patients receive medicaid and the doctors, stay	More than half of the, patients, receive Medicaid and the doctors stay	more than half of the patients receive medicaid, and the doctors stay busy.
Sometimes, in the height of the cold and flu season, there just isn't enough capacity to go around.	sometimes in the height of the cold and flu season there just, isn't enough capacity to go	Sometimes in the height of the cold and flu season. there just isn't enough capacity to go	sometimes, in the height of the cold and flu season, there just isn't enough capacity to go around.
What's more, Englerth says, doctors here can decline to provide birth control if it violates their religious beliefs and instead refer patients to a colleague. Heavy patient loads are common at public health clinics, says Sara Rosenbaum, a health policy professor at George Washington University. And some patients may n...	what's more englerth says doctors here can decline to provide birth control if it. violates their religious beliefs and instead refer patients to a colleague heavy patient loads; are common at public health clinics says, sara rosenbaum a health policy professor at george washington university and some patients may not ...	What's more Englerth says doctors here can; decline to provide birth control if it, violates their religious beliefs and instead refer patients to a colleague Heavy patient loads are common at. public health clinics says Sara. Rosenbaum a health policy professor, at George Washington University And, some patients may n...	what's more, englerth says, doctors here can decline to provide birth control if it violates their religious beliefs and instead refer patients to a colleague. heavy patient loads are common at public health clinics, says sara rosenbaum, a health policy professor at george washington university. and some patients may n...
There may be people who were younger users of family planning clinics who were uncomfortable about going to a health center where they might run into their aunt sitting in the waiting room.	there, may be people who were, younger users of family planning clinics who were uncomfortable about. going to a health center where. they might run into their aunt sitting in the waiting,	There may be people who were younger users of family planning clinics who were uncomfortable. about going to a health center where they might run into their aunt sitting in the waiting	there may be people who were younger users of family planning clinics who were uncomfortable about going to a health center where they might run into their aunt sitting in the waiting room.
Rosenbaum points to Texas, where state lawmakers in 2011 reduced Planned Parenthood's funding. Dozens of family planning clinics closed and the birth rate for low-income women went up.	rosenbaum points to texas where state lawmakers in 2011 reduced planned parenthood's. funding dozens of family planning clinics closed and the, birth rate for low-income women went	Rosenbaum points to Texas where state lawmakers in 2011 reduced Planned Parenthood's funding, Dozens of family planning clinics closed and the birth rate for low-income, women went	rosenbaum points to texas, where state lawmakers in 2011 reduced planned parenthood's funding. dozens of family planning clinics closed and the birth rate for low-income women went up.
Sally Gambill, a certified nurse midwife at the Planned Parenthood in York says reduced access to contraception would mean more unwanted pregnancies.	sally gambill. a certified nurse midwife at the planned parenthood in york says reduced access to contraception would mean more unwanted	Sally Gambill a. certified nurse midwife at the Planned. Parenthood in York says reduced access to contraception would mean more, unwanted,	sally gambill, a certified nurse midwife at the planned parenthood in york says reduced access to contraception would mean more unwanted pregnancies.
The sperm and egg really, really want to meet. They just do. That's why we're all here.	the sperm and egg really really want to meet they just do that's, why we're all	The sperm and egg, really really want to. meet They just do That's, why we're. all	the sperm and egg really, really want to meet. they just do. that's why we're all here.
If Planned Parenthood were no longer an option for some patients, Jenny Englerth says her health clinics would try to serve them.	if planned parenthood were no longer an option for some patients jenny englerth says; her health clinics would try, to serve	If Planned. Parenthood were no, longer an option for some patients Jenny Englerth says her health clinics would try to serve	if planned parenthood were no longer an option for some patients, jenny englerth says her health clinics would try to serve them.
But I also understand the reality of what we try to do every day and the pressures that we feel every day with our existing demand. So there are going to be gaps and shortfalls.	but i also understand the reality of what we try to do every day and the pressures that we feel every day with our existing, demand so there are going to be gaps and	But I also understand the reality of what, we try; to do every day and the pressures that we feel every day with our existing demand So. there are. going to be gaps and	but i also understand the reality of what we try to do every day and the pressures that we feel every day with our existing demand. so there are going to be gaps and shortfalls.
Englerth says, if there are big changes to the funding for low-income women's health services, she hopes they don't happen too quickly so centers like hers have time to try to close those gaps.	englerth says if there are big changes to the funding. for low-income women's health services she hopes they don't happen too quickly so centers like hers have. time to try to close those	Englerth says if there are big changes to the funding for low-income women's health services she hopes they don't happen too quickly so centers like hers. have time to try to close those	englerth says, if there are big changes to the funding for low-income women's health services, she hopes they don't happen too quickly so centers like hers have time to try to close those gaps.
Sarah McCammon, NPR News, York, Pa.	sarah mccammon npr news york;	Sarah McCammon NPR News York,	sarah mccammon, npr news, york, pa.
Like the U.S., Kenya is having a national debate over refugees. Kenya is home to the world's biggest refugee camp. It's called Dadaab. Last year, the government issued an order to close the camp, but today a Kenyan court struck down that order. NPR's East Africa correspondent Eyder Peralta recently visited Dadaab, and ...	like the u.s., kenya is having a national debate. over refugees kenya. is home to the world's biggest refugee, camp it's called dadaab last year the government issued an order to close the camp but today; a kenyan court struck down that order npr's east africa correspondent eyder peralta recently visited dadaab and he'...	Like the U.S., Kenya is having a national debate, over refugees Kenya is home to the world's biggest refugee camp It's called Dadaab Last year the government issued an order to close the camp but today a Kenyan court struck down that order NPR's East Africa correspondent Eyder Peralta recently; visited Dadaab and he's ...	like the u.s., kenya is having a national debate over refugees. kenya is home to the world's biggest refugee camp. it's called dadaab. last year, the government issued an order to close the camp, but today a kenyan court struck down that order. npr's east africa correspondent eyder peralta recently visited dadaab, and ...
Hey, Kelly.	hey	Hey,	hey, kelly.
So describe the camp.	so describe the	So describe the	so describe the camp.
So it's massive, and it's not really what you would expect from a refugee camp. It has stores and barbershops and churches. And a lot of the refugees, who are mostly Somali, have spent decades there. Their kids were born there.	so it's massive and it's not really what you would expect from, a refugee camp it. has stores and barbershops and churches and a lot of the refugees who are mostly somali have spent decades there their kids were born	So it's massive, and it's not really, what you would. expect from a refugee camp It has stores and barbershops and churches And a, lot of the refugees who are mostly Somali have spent decades there. Their kids were born	so it's massive, and it's not really what you would expect from a refugee camp. it has stores and barbershops and churches. and a lot of the refugees, who are mostly somali, have spent decades there. their kids were born there.
I was there last week for what was a low point for many of them there. And a lot of the people I spoke to there felt abandoned. President Trump had just stopped a refugee resettlement, and the Kenyan government was insisting that the camp would be closed by May.	i. was there last. week for what was a low point for many of them there and a lot of, the people i spoke to there. felt abandoned president trump had just stopped a. refugee resettlement and the kenyan government was insisting that the camp would be closed by	I was there last week for what was a low point for many of them, there And a lot. of the people I spoke to there felt abandoned. President Trump had; just stopped. a refugee resettlement and the Kenyan government was insisting that the camp would be closed by	i was there last week for what was a low point for many of them there. and a lot of the people i spoke to there felt abandoned. president trump had just stopped a refugee resettlement, and the kenyan government was insisting that the camp would be closed by may.
Had they already started that process?	had they already started that	Had they already started, that	had they already started that process?
Oh, yeah. The first thing you see when you land in Dadaab is a row of big buses. Every morning, they shuttle refugees just across the border to Somalia. And there's just a ton of confusion. While I was there, I spoke to a 21-year-old, Waraga Omot, who decided to take the government's offer to leave. And there she was, ...	oh yeah, the first thing you see when you land in. dadaab is; a, row of big buses every morning they shuttle, refugees just across the border to somalia and, there's just a ton of confusion while i was there i spoke to a 21-year-old waraga. omot who decided to take the government's offer to leave and there she was wait...	Oh yeah The first thing you see when you land in Dadaab is a row of big buses Every morning they shuttle refugees just across, the. border to Somalia And there's; just a ton of confusion While, I was there I spoke to. a 21-year-old Waraga Omot who decided, to take the government's offer to leave And there; she was wait...	oh, yeah. the first thing you see when you land in dadaab is a row of big buses. every morning, they shuttle refugees just across the border to somalia. and there's just a ton of confusion. while i was there, i spoke to a 21-year-old, waraga omot, who decided to take the government's offer to leave. and there she was, ...
How come that they close the camp, and then they say it is a choice? Then we choose to go, and we get confused.	how come that they close, the camp and then they say it is a choice? then we choose to go and we, get	How come that they close the camp and then they say it, is a choice? Then we, choose to go and we get	how come that they close the camp, and then they say it is a choice? then we choose to go, and we get confused.
So what she's saying is that the government is telling them that they have a choice of whether to leave or not, but they're also telling them that the camp will be closed. One of the saddest places I went to was Ifo 2, which is one of the newer camps in Dadaab. So the Somalis who got to the camp in the '90s are being r...	so what she's saying, is that. the government, is telling them that they have a choice of whether to leave or not but they're also telling, them that the camp will be closed one of the saddest places i went to was ifo 2, which is one of the newer camps in dadaab so, the somalis; who got to the camp, in the '90s, are be...	So what she's saying is that the government is telling them that they. have a. choice of. whether to. leave or not but they're also telling them that the camp will be closed One of the saddest places I went to was Ifo 2, which is one of the newer camps in Dadaab So. the Somalis who got to. the camp in the. '90s are bei...	so what she's saying is that the government is telling them that they have a choice of whether to leave or not, but they're also telling them that the camp will be closed. one of the saddest places i went to was ifo 2, which is one of the newer camps in dadaab. so the somalis who got to the camp in the '90s are being r...
So what was behind the government's order to shut down the camp in the first place?	so what was behind, the government's order to shut down the camp in, the first	So what was behind the government's order to shut down the camp in the first	so what was behind the government's order to shut down the camp in the first place?
Security - so Kenya has had a series of attacks in the past few years. The two big ones were an attack on a mall in Nairobi in 2013 and a really terrible attack on a university not far from the Dadaab in 2015. And that one left 147 people dead. The government says that the Islamist group al-Shabaab has infiltrated the ...	security - so kenya has had a series of. attacks in the past few years the two big ones were, an attack on a mall in nairobi in 2013 and a really terrible attack. on a university not far from the, dadaab, in; 2015. and that one left 147 people, dead the government. says. that the islamist group al-shabaab has infiltrat...	Security - so Kenya has had a series of. attacks in the past few years The, two big ones were an attack on a mall in Nairobi in, 2013 and a really terrible attack on a university not. far from the Dadaab in 2015. And that one. left. 147 people dead, The government says that the Islamist group; al-Shabaab has infiltrate...	security - so kenya has had a series of attacks in the past few years. the two big ones were an attack on a mall in nairobi in 2013 and a really terrible attack on a university not far from the dadaab in 2015. and that one left 147 people dead. the government says that the islamist group al-shabaab has infiltrated the ...