On this week’s episode of NewsNight – Nancy Alvarez and a panel of journalists including Field Sutton, WFTV; Brendan O'Connor, Bungalower.com; and Shannon Green, Orlando Sentinel, will discuss workplace bullying, the planned downtown Orlando memorial for July Perry and the victims of the 1920 Ocoee massacre and making Orlando safer for bicycles. Allegations of workplace bullying and its role in the suicide of a TSA agent at Orlando International Airport have led to changes in TSA leadership at the airport. Is there a culture of bullying within the TSA, and how harmful is bullying in the workplace to workers' mental health? Plus, downtown Orlando is getting a memorial to mark the lynching death of July Perry and others in the 1920 Ocoee Massacre. A recent report from the Equal Justice Initiative says Orange County had more lynchings than all but five other counties in the South from post-Civil War Reconstruction to 1950. How do we strike a balance between acknowledging that past and moving forward as a society? And, Orlando has been trying to become a more bicycle-friendly city, but cyclists say the roads aren't safe enough for all the added bikes on them. What needs to be done to make the streets safer for cyclists? Tune in on Friday, April 19 at 8:30 p.m. on WUCF and join the conversation about the stories in your community.

NewsNight is a weekly, taped 30-minute segment, featuring WFTV’s Nancy Alvarez as the moderator along with a team of journalists in radio, tv, newspaper, and blogs across Central Florida. The show is a weekly round-table discussion that highlights local journalism around important community topics. It is the story behind the story. The panel will break down the big story or stories of the week and discuss what and how they’ll impact the community.

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