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Denise Lajimodiere (Ojibwe) talks about the traumatic history of Indian boarding schools.
2:02
The Senate hearing and grassroots movement that led to the Indian Child Welfare Act.
1:32
The Rosenwald Schools were built to educate young Black children in the segregated American South.
2:10
Climate change and ultimately, rising sea levels will impact the city of Boston and its coastline.
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Jaime Harrison talks about his family and shares one particularly difficult story.
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A conversation with filmmaker Emily Harrold and executive producer Charlamagne Tha God.
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David, an NYPD volunteer police member in Manhattan, shares his father-son immigration story.
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The volunteers of Chinatown's auxiliary police patrol the neighborhood to protect and serve.
2:02
For Chicago youth, the streets can be a high-stress ordeal, or life-or-death experience.
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Thelonius Cook shares his worries over organic farming and climate change on the Eastern Shore.
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The senior residents of New York City's Chinatown walk us through the history of their neighborhood.
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"If you can see it, you can be it." Breonna McCree talks about the one person who believed in her.
