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A mother and daughter share memories of growing up mixed race within their Chinese family.
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Members of the First Baptist Church of Augusta talk about shared but separate histories.
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Election officials reassure that elections are legitimate and fair by preventing fraud.
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New Orleans' young Black generation stand up to injustice after the death of George Floyd.
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Two fathers, both father and son themselves, share words of love to their children.
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The death of a Black teenager led to the largest uprising of Black Americans in the South.
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Why were Augusta's Chinese afforded certain privileges that Black residents did not have?
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A collective of women candidates choose to work together on Denver's political trail.
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Shayla Richard, a City Council candidate in Denver, talks about the importance of voting.
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Rhode Island election official Rob Rock reads through the hate mail over mail-in voting.
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Whether it be a name or a monument, what harm can it bring? Or does it empower?
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What is America's secret obsession with Native Americans?
