5.8K views · 396 reactions | Starting next year, incarcerated people will be eligible for Pell Grant funding and colleges are gearing up for a spike in interest in prison education programs. For our Rethinking College series, Stephanie Sy has this report. https://to.pbs.org/3MzB3rB | PBS NewsHour | Facebook

4.6K views · 38 reactions | While this year's election and recent headlines may have led to some difficult conversations at the Thanksgiving table, economics correspondent Paul Solman looks at the history of a different controversy that is ubiquitous during the holidays: pumpkin spice. | PBS NewsHour | Facebook

In a string of ultimatums around U.S. ownership of Greenland, President Donald Trump suggested at the World Economic Forum this week that America had once given Greenland “back to Denmark." History tells a different story. PBS News’ Tim McPhillips takes a closer look at the relationship between the U.S. and Greenland, and the Arctic island’s relationship with the Kingdom of Denmark. | PBS NewsHour

Minnijean Brown-Trickey is one of the original members of the Little Rock Nine, the teenagers who integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, after the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education ruling. Now in her 80s, she visits schools and community centers to deliver living history lessons. "What makes me interested in interacting with young people is because I know who I was, and I value that in young people," Brown-Trickey told us for #BriefButSpectacular. "I just want them to know that