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View Comments Kevin Israel is worried about the increasingly hostile nature of political discourse — especially in the wake of the 2020 election and especially on social media platforms. "With the proliferation of hostility online, I want to show problems were solved in what we now call simpler times," said Israel, a 45-year-old New Jersey public relations executive who specializes in crisis management — and has a 20-year career as a stand-up comedian.  On July 1, Israel will join five other people from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Delaware in sharing a personal story about his exper...

Virtual storytelling events highlights stories about family and culture in the northeast Ed Forbes, NorthJersey.com © USA TODAY Network Atlantic Group "My Family, My Culture" is the theme of the July 1 USA TODAY Network Storytellers Project virtual show for New England and the Atlantic Kevin Israel is worried about the increasingly hostile nature of political discourse — especially in the wake of the 2020 election and especially on social media platforms. "With the proliferation of hostility online, I want to show problems were solved in what we now call simpler times," s...

View Comments Kevin Israel is worried about the increasingly hostile nature of political discourse — especially in the wake of the 2020 election and especially on social media platforms. "With the proliferation of hostility online, I want to show problems were solved in what we now call simpler times," Israel, a 45-year-old New Jersey public relations executive who specializes in crisis management — and has a 20-year career as a stand-up comedian.  On July 1, Israel will join five other people from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Delaware in sharing a personal story about his experience...

View Comments When 5-year-old Terrae Howell moved from the Bronx in New York, to Cincinnati, Ohio, kids at school teased him about his accent.  So, he fought back with jokes. Those jokes turned into rhymes steeped in social commentary. Now Howell, who’s stage name is Tre Howl, makes a living as a songwriter, musician, rapper and poet known regionally for storytelling through his art. On June 17, he will join four other people from Ohio, Michigan and Indianapolis sharing personal stories about family and culture during the Midwest Storytellers Project’s virtual storytelling show. Newsroo...