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MetroFocus: May 28, 2019
Season 2019
Episode 4143
Sex trafficking is a problem far more wide spread than imagined. We have their stories and the police unit committed to ending the scourge. Plus, why does New York City have one of the most segregated education systems in the country? And, meet the hungry herd hired by the city to roam Riverside Park. Their task: to help take a bite out of blight.
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EXPLORING HATE: NEW YORK’S LGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY ON EDGE
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SURVIVORS OF MILITARY SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND THEIR FIGHT TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM
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MEET NEW YORK’S INCOMING GOP CONGRESSMAN: MIKE LAWLER
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EXPLORING HATE:THE NORMALIZATION OF ANTISEMITISM
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THE MUSICIAN’S GREEN BOOK; THE TIMES OF GODFATHER HARLEM
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CHASING THE DREAM:HOW CAN NEW YORK SOLVE ITS AFFORDABLE HOUSING CRISIS?
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METROFOCUS SPECIAL: INSIDE THE FDNY
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FAMILY DOCUMENTS THEIR FIGHT FOR INCLUSION IN THE CLASSROOM FOR THEIR DISABLED SON
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LESSONS FROM PARKLAND:WHAT THE NATION’S DEADLIEST HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTING CAN STILL TEACH US
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“MOST CHECKED BALLS ON EARTH” SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN, RAISING OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS
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SWEET TRUTH ACT WILL REQUIRE NYC RESTAURANTS TO DISPLAY SUGAR CONTENT OF FOODS
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CHASING THE DREAM: MISTY COPELAND LAUNCHES A PROGRAM TO BRING MORE DIVERSITY TO BALLET