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Historic 1984 contract negotiations between the United Auto Workers and General Motors highlight Bob White's successful efforts for a distinctly Canadian agreement.
In the early 2000s, corporate scandals like Enron and WorldCom led to widespread protests against the growing power of corporations.
Hundreds of thousands of Israeli citizens established communities in the West Bank after the 1967 Six-Day War, escalating tensions with Palestinian inhabitants.
China's hip-hop culture faces severe censorship in 2018, challenging its survival amid a crackdown on tattoos and media representation.
Propaganda has been utilized throughout history, from ancient art to modern digital media, influencing public opinion through the insights of artists like Kent Monkman and Ai Weiwei.
Twenty-two Uyghur men, persecuted by Chinese authorities, were wrongfully detained as terrorists in Guantánamo after being captured in the Middle East.
Neoliberalism's pervasive influence shapes Western politics and economics, revealing its role in driving contemporary crises and environmental challenges.
Riccardo, an Italian medical student, navigates the complexities of training as a war surgeon in Gaza while facing personal and professional challenges amid conflict.
Molly Forbes, a 92-year-old widow, confronts Donald Trump's plans for a golf course that threatens her community's water supply in Scotland.
Erin Marie Olszewski, a nurse-turned-investigative journalist, shares contrasting experiences from the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic in Florida and New York.
Jordan River Anderson's legacy led to the establishment of Jordan's Principle, ensuring equitable access to essential services for First Nations and Inuit children in Canada.
A group of activists filed a human-rights complaint against the Canadian government for underfunding social services for Indigenous children.
Nearly half a million people die each year in the United States from smoking-related causes, yet many chronic diseases remain preventable.
Dr. John Ioannidis analyzes COVID-19 data, discussing infection fatality rates, lockdown impacts, and various international responses to the pandemic.
Leila Khaled, the first woman to hijack an aircraft, became an iconic figure in the Palestinian struggle, raising complex questions about her legacy and impact.
A former GOP congressman reflects on his shift from supporting Donald Trump in 2016 to opposing him by 2020, citing a need for truth and love.
China is building airstrips on disputed islands in the South China Sea, raising concerns about escalating tensions with the United States.
At age 20, Roy Cohn graduated from Columbia Law School and became a prominent figure in American politics, influencing leaders like Donald Trump.
In Kabul, Afghanistan, students and teachers navigate their education amid ongoing challenges, reflecting their aspirations and struggles in a conflict-affected society.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a German theologian, opposed the Nazi regime and was arrested by the Gestapo in 1945 for his involvement in plots to assassinate Adolf Hitler.
Hospitality workers in the US face a stagnant sub-minimum wage of $2.13 an hour, relying on tips while lobbying efforts hinder wage increases.
Over the course of 51 days in 2014, Israel dropped nearly 20,000 tons of explosives on Gaza, resulting in over 2,000 Palestinian deaths.
In the Occupied Territories of the West Bank and Gaza, John Pilger interviews Israelis and Palestinians to explore the ongoing conflict and the Gaza blockade's impact.
Organ and tissue transplant policies in the United States lead to significant suffering, as many patients die while waiting for life-saving organs.
Media coverage of war has evolved significantly from the First World War to contemporary conflicts, shaping public perception and understanding of military actions.
Masih Alinejad, an Iranian journalist and activist, amplifies the voices of women protesting against the forced hijab in Iran through social media activism.
Bemz Benedito, leader of the Philippines' first LGBT political party, campaigns for congressional representation while facing opposition from a homophobic preacher.
A chilling look at Bokassa's brutal reign in the Central African Republic.
Angela Davis, a UCLA philosophy professor, rises as a political icon in the 1970s during a trial that labels her a terrorist, sparking a global movement for her release.
Modern-day slavery is exposed through firsthand accounts and expert analysis, revealing the harsh realities of human trafficking across nineteen countries.
In 1946, the brutal beating of Black army sergeant Isaac Woodard by a South Carolina police chief sparked national outrage and influenced civil rights legislation.
Fela Kuti recorded over 60 albums during his career, using his music to address government corruption and advocate for social justice in Nigeria.
Three female politicians-Jess Phillips (Labour, UK), Pramila Jayapal (Democrat, US), and Michelle Rempel Garner (Conservative, Canada)-navigate political challenges to enact bold policies in polarized democracies.
The Kerner Commission's 1968 report on the 1967 riots provided a candid analysis of American race relations, yet faced political rejection from President Johnson.
The Camp Fire, California's most destructive wildfire, is examined through survivor accounts and expert insights on its causes and climate change's role.
Increasing control over personal privacy raises critical questions about data surveillance and the implications of believing one has nothing to hide.
In 2010, former police investigator Andre Zikov posted evidence on YouTube detailing Vladimir Putin's alleged involvement in corruption and organized crime.
The combined wealth of the 62 richest people equals that of three and a half billion people living on Earth.
310 Afghan soldiers and police die each month, as Ben Anderson documents the challenges facing U.S. efforts to train local security forces before withdrawal.
The 2010 Gaza Freedom Flotilla, aimed at delivering humanitarian aid, faced a deadly Israeli raid that resulted in the deaths of ten activists amid conflicting narratives.
In Hungary, activists Béla, Norbert, and Zsu confront government efforts to marginalize the LGBTQ+ community while participating in a historic pride event in Budapest.
Diné activist Klee Benally leads efforts to protect land and culture in Arizona, emphasizing the spiritual and ancestral responsibility to defend Mother Earth.
Young Russian exiles fleeing military conscription have sought refuge in Kazakhstan, navigating their new lives in a country with deep ties to Russia.
Progressive and conservative women engage in a heated debate on feminism, addressing topics like Me Too, abortion, and the impact of political affiliations.
Edward Snowden discusses the rise of authoritarianism during the COVID-19 pandemic in a conversation with Shane Smith.
The Superconducting Super Collider represents a monumental failure in American physics, significantly impacted by political decisions and budgetary constraints.
Several hundred members of the Neturei Karta in Stamford Hill campaign against Zionism and advocate for the dismantling of the State of Israel.
Sweden's progressive approach to gender allows families to raise children without a fixed gender identity, challenging traditional norms and sparking international debate.
