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Freedom Hill | Race and Land, Underprivileged vs. Prosperous

In North Carolina, Princeville and Tarboro are neighbors separated by the Tar River. The former lies on low ground while the latter sits on high ground which is why Princeville is subject to flooding. Kofi Boone, a Professor of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning at NC State University, talks history and racialized topography in the South.

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The road to motherhood takes 3 Black women on a journey from heartbreak to resistance and healing.
Freedom Hill
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Princeville, NC, once the all Black town of ‘Freedom Hill,’ faces flooding and erosion.
Sound of Torture
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In the Sinai desert refugees are being kidnapped and held for huge ransoms daily.
Vivre
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A teacher asks her class “What do you want to be when you grow up?
Auntie
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When a barrel arrives from London, a caregiver in Barbados makes a hasty decision.
Passage
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Passage is the story of a twenty-year-old woman and her sick brother being smuggled.
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