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For the 1960 Jubilee, participants follow instructions to paint a patriotic portrait.
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Emma Goldman encouraged unemployed Americans to demand jobs and food from the wealthy.
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Emma Goldman captivated and polarized the American public for nearly thirty years.
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President Andrew Jackson supported moving Native Americans west of the Mississippi.
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Cassius Spears describes the process to prepare for the After the Mayflower shoot.
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Annawon Weeden, a Mashpee Wampanoag, comments on the importance of the series.
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Michael Little gives us a glimpse into his life as an artist in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Clarissa and Connie Archilta tell us what they really saw — a bigfoot.
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The effects of 1830s policies on Native Americans are still felt today.
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