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As Rutland, VT debates refugee resettlement, its residents talk about white privilege.
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Lisa Ryan knows what life is like being one of the few people of color in Vermont.
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Like many poor Black children, Fannie Lou Hamer began picking cotton at a young age.
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The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, its beginnings and its purpose - equality.
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For Black Americans like Fannie Lou Hamer, registering to vote was often met with threats.
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When Fannie Lou Hamer learned of her right to vote, it changed her life from that day on.
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On a national political stage, Fannie Lou Hamer delivers her most stirring speech.
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A day Fannie Lou Hamer and her fellow voting rights activists will never forget.
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Young, undocumented Luis opens up about the pressures he faces and its toll on him.
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Two court systems, one man's past and how it will alter his legal standing in the U.S.
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A devoted father, Ernest's arrest by ICE will not only affect him but his whole family.
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Luis talks with his mother, sharing his worries and wants from thousands of miles away.
