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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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UNFORGOTTEN NEW YORK: ROOSEVELT ISLAND, WASHINGTON SQUARE ARCH, AND ELLIS ISLAND
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“THE INVISIBLE KINGDOM: REIMAGINING CHRONIC ILLNESS”
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EXPLORING HATE: “RISING AGAINST ASIAN HATE: ONE DAY IN MARCH”
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REMEMBERING ANGELA LANSBURY
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NYC DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY OVER MIGRANT CRISIS; “LET’S TALK: WOMEN’S HEALTH..."
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AMAZON’S FIRST UNION; SUPREME COURT LIMITS EPA POWER TO TACKLE CLIMATE CHANGE
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“BECOMING FREDERICK DOUGLASS;" "STARS AND SHADOWS: THE POLITICS OF INTERRACIAL FRIENDSHIP
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2022 NEW YORK ELECTION PREVIEW; “FIVE FLOORS UP"
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“HARRIET TUBMAN: VISIONS OF FREEDOM;” BROOKLYN AND THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
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ANITA HILL ON THE FIGHT TO END GENDER VIOLENCE
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“TRAIL TO ZERO;” MEET THE “PAWS OF WAR”
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WHY ARE WE SEEING THE RE-EMERGENCE OF SOME INFECTIOUS DISEASES?