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Pirooz Kalayeh reflects on a childhood incident of racism at a barbershop, documenting his path to reconciliation through role-plays with family and friends.
Policy gambling and horse racing in Chicago were pivotal rackets controlled by the outfit, leading to the rise of figures like Frank Nitti after Prohibition.
In Singapore's Changi Maximum Security Prison, inmates like Boon Keng and Iskandar confront their pasts and seek redemption after release.
Vikki and Emily receive funding to purchase, renovate, and sell a house in Bradford, West Yorkshire, testing their ability to collaborate and succeed.
Police families experience profound challenges as trauma affects officers, revealing the emotional toll on spouses and children of law enforcement personnel.
Extraordinary footage from New Zealand, Australia, and the United States highlights alarming driving calamities and near-misses captured on camera.
In postmodern Neo-noir Paris, the phenomenon of the Nostalgic Paradigm is examined through the lens of late capitalism and the influence of French post-structuralists.
MotorGospel Ministries collaborates with the LAPD to address community issues like gangs, drugs, and illegal street racing in Los Angeles since 2001.
Activism in the late 1990s is captured through raw footage of protests against Tony Blair, direct actions against the Newbury bypass, and police confrontations.
Nanny of the Maroons, Toussaint Louverture, and Ignatius Sancho exemplify key figures in the resistance against colonialism and the fight for abolition in the 18th century.
The Earth's population reaching seven billion raises critical questions about resource depletion, climate change, and the implications of overpopulation.
In Milan, renowned chef Massimo Bottura and 60 international chefs transform food waste into nutritious meals for the city's most disadvantaged communities.
Over 8.2 million Ukrainians have left the country since the war began, while nearly 8 million have returned, many facing the loss of their homes.
A 90 mile per hour hurricane struck the Jersey Shore in late October 2012, causing widespread flooding and leaving many residents without power.
In a small town, community members unite to address the challenges of elder care through sustainable practices and social activism.
Seven women made allegations of inappropriate physical contact against Joe Biden during his 2020 presidential campaign, prompting public apologies and mixed reactions.
Tamika Jamison, a former teen mother turned CEO, revisits her family roots to confront past traumas and explore the complexities of familial relationships.
Family dynamics play a crucial role in perpetuating societal exploitation, as illustrated through interconnected narratives featuring Joseph Gatzby, Nikki Wade, and Amanda Hilliker.
In Bushwick, Brooklyn, tensions surrounding race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic barriers emerge amid community development, with art serving as a catalyst for dialogue.
Milton Coronado, a former gang member, shares his story of changing from a life of crime to one of faith and community service.
Niko von Glasow explores the lives of athletes competing in the London 2012 Paralympic Games, grappling with his own aversion to sports.
Surfistas, como François Verdet, estão se mobilizando para combater a crescente poluição plástica nas praias, evidenciada por anéis de plástico em Guéthary.
In the 1530s, Balthasar Stürmer's capture by Ottoman pirates highlights the intertwined histories of piracy and slavery in the Mediterranean, as revealed by Timmy Gambin's 2023 expedition.
Rudy Lane has taught drama at AG Wright Middle School for 21 years, guiding students through the challenges of producing a play during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the wake of the opioid crisis, recovering addicts and political leaders unite to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable for their role in the epidemic.
Over 40 young people from around the world share their experiences and coping strategies for managing stress, depression, and anxiety in today's mental health crisis.
Twenty-four new police officers from diverse backgrounds, including 46-year-old Mark and 26-year-old Jack, face the challenges of solo patrols in their communities.
In a hospital setting, saving lives encompasses a range of critical actions, from curing cancer to performing amputations to prevent death.
Mary Johnson's son was murdered at a party, leading her to confront the young man responsible and navigate her path toward forgiveness.
Reverend Richard Coles reflects on his personal loss following the death of his husband, addressing the universal experience of grief.
In suburban London, 11-year-old Harry confronts illiteracy while striving to improve his reading and writing skills with support from teachers and family.
Jim and Mica demonstrate how living life to the fullest is possible for disabled RVers, while John and Peter highlight the benefits of solar power on the road.
Corporate influence and billionaire funding are reshaping American public schools into a for-profit industry, as examined by experts like Diane Ravitch and Dr. Julie Mead.
Language is shaped by metaphors from nature, highlighting the importance of understanding and experiencing the literal challenges of weathering storms.
Stories from 100 Italians living abroad during the COVID-19 pandemic highlight their experiences of uncertainty and hope across 50 countries.
Wilbur explores UFOs and alien conspiracy theories, investigating phenomena such as Area 51 and the cultural impact of the X-Files.
Tyrone Stevenson Jr., the founder of the Scraper Bike Movement in Oakland, created a bicycle initiative aimed at steering youth away from violence and crime.
In Lincolnshire, 24 new police recruits from diverse backgrounds face the challenges of law enforcement, revealing the realities of their chosen profession.
Four adult children of Holocaust survivors explore their family's history while engaging with American WWII veterans who liberated Gunskirchen.
Two activists, evicted by 20 police officers, continue to fight for the protection of Hambach Forest against deforestation and coal mining expansion.
Three children of different ages navigate home schooling during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing their preferences for in-person learning and social interaction.
Three volunteers work to extinguish a wildfire on the hilltop of Langol, demonstrating community efforts to protect and restore the forest.
Twelve individuals in Allentown, Pennsylvania, share their experiences of financial instability amid rising costs and stagnant wages.
Maine's legislative approval of same-sex marriage in 2009 was swiftly overturned, igniting a contentious battle that divided the state and its communities.
Stacey Abrams, a Black female pastor, an Afghanistan war veteran, and a Black Republican teacher campaign for Georgia State House and Senate seats on Election Day.
In the Marshall Islands, residents confront the severe impacts of climate change as rising sea levels threaten their homes and cultural heritage.
Extraordinary paranormal events, including a former police officer's alien abduction and crop circles, are examined through the experiences of ordinary people.
Classified trial transcripts from the 1956 massacre in Kafr Qasim, Israel, alongside survivor testimonies, reveal complex societal relations in Israel and Palestine.
