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For the Love of Rutland | Growing Up Black in Vermont

For the Love of Rutland | Growing Up Black in Vermont

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For the Love of Rutland | White Syndrome

For the Love of Rutland | White Syndrome

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For The Love of Rutland | The Working Poor

For The Love of Rutland | The Working Poor

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For the Love of Rutland | The Opioid Crisis In Vermont

For the Love of Rutland | The Opioid Crisis In Vermont

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Sapelo | Black Brotherhood

Sapelo | Black Brotherhood

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Sapelo | Their Own Little World

Sapelo | Their Own Little World

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Sapelo | Cornelia Walker Bailey

Sapelo | Cornelia Walker Bailey

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Sapelo | Growing Up Black

Sapelo | Growing Up Black

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Daughter of a Lost Bird | Dear Birth Mother

Daughter of a Lost Bird | Dear Birth Mother

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Daughter of a Lost Bird | Indigenous Adoption

Daughter of a Lost Bird | Indigenous Adoption

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Daughter of a Lost Bird | Kill the Indian, Save the (Wo)Man

Daughter of a Lost Bird | Kill the Indian, Save the (Wo)Man

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Geographies of Kinship | Abandoned, Adopted

Geographies of Kinship | Abandoned, Adopted

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America Reframed

Fannie Lou Hamer's America | A Separate But More Equal Party

Why did Fannie Lou Hamer, Ella Baker, Bob Moses and others organize a separate political party in Mississippi? For the inclusion of Black residents in state politics which was powered by white supremacy. The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party would soon ruffle feathers all the way to Washington, D.C.
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We Like It Like That
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Season 4 Episode 22
We Like It Like That
Exploring 1960s music history when Bugaloo defined a new generation of urban Latinos.
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