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During WWII, more than 1,000 women left homes and jobs and became the first females pilots
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In 1961, the Freedom Riders were arrested and sent to Mississippi’s Parchman Prison.
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Word of these caves and this graffiti had been passed down from generation to generation.
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The unlikely horse that became a champion of endorsements.
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Snakes and spiders are just a few of the things this filmmaking team encountered.
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Alfred Loomis made millions and went on to develop the technology that helped win WWII.
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On February 2, Carter addressed the nation in a fireside chat on energy.
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Sarah Cheshire asks, What does the concept of enacting social change mean?
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Student rider Tariq Meyers draws parallels between the 2011 Riders and the story of Jacob.
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Student Rajlakshmi De talks to Freedom Rider Helen Singleton about her own mother.
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A profile of Doaa Dorgham, one of the 40 student freedom riders.
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Samantha Williams interviews undocumented Student Freedom Rider Maricela Aguilar.
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