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Michael Moore critiques corporate power and the banking system, focusing on the struggles faced by American workers and families in an industrial society.
Chicago's history of failed public policies has resulted in persistent gun violence, segregation, and poverty, impacting its most vulnerable communities.
Accents and dialects shape perceptions and opportunities, as explored through personal stories and societal attitudes towards speech in the UK.
Facial tattoos significantly impact social interactions, as three enthusiasts explore the differences in treatment when their ink is concealed or simulated.
In April 1992, the first bombs fell over Srebrenica, marking the beginning of the Bosnian War and altering the lives of its residents forever.
Zahida, Pakistan's first female taxi driver, navigates systemic barriers and societal prejudice while hustling on the challenging roads of Rawalpindi.
Bijan Ebrahimi, a refugee seeking safety in Britain, faced relentless harassment and neglect from authorities, ultimately leading to his tragic death.
Contemporary Jews and Christians confront mutual prejudices and stereotypes while exploring pathways to understanding and respect in their interfaith relations.
Two daughters, ages 34 and 32, navigate questions of identity and acceptance in a community that often challenges their sense of belonging.
Racial conflict and immigrant prejudice shape America's evolving concept of freedom, highlighted by landmark Supreme Court rulings and historical narratives.
Roisin Wood, CEO of Kick It Out, discusses the need for better training and resources to combat racism in football and other areas of society.
Quebec women of West African origin share their experiences of overcoming domestic violence, highlighting resilience and empowerment in their quest for dignity.
In 2014, Barbara Scott was sentenced to life in prison for murdering her husband, Benny, who was found buried in an herb garden.
A wife receives a Silver Star for her husband, a Japanese American soldier killed in action during the Italian campaign of World War II.
Albinos in South Africa face rejection and danger due to harmful myths and discrimination.
Peter Murrell is questioned in a police probe affecting Scotland's SNP leadership.
Hannah and Jake Graf navigate the challenges of transitioning in the military and surrogacy during the COVID-19 lockdown, highlighting trans experiences in the army.
A Jewish professor defends Gaza solidarity protests, stating that opposing actions in Gaza does not equate to antisemitism.
Gay vicar Andrew faces expulsion from the Church of England after marrying his partner Stephen, highlighting the emotional toll of prejudice on their lives.
Five bisexual people discuss their experiences with biphobia and coming out in a 14-minute video.
Rob Hornstra, a Dutch documentary photographer, emphasizes the power of photography as a medium for connection and storytelling, challenging societal prejudices through his work.
The 1974 animated short by Barrie Nelson critiques Canadian society while showcasing how federalism connects its diverse cultural landscape amid dissent.
Henry Johnson fought off a German raid in World War I using a rifle as a club and a knife, despite being wounded and receiving no recognition upon returning home.
Black hair care represents a multi-billion dollar industry in America, yet societal biases and historical oppression impose hidden costs on black women’s wealth and health.
A Windrush citizen shares their struggles with job loss and prejudice in England since July.
750 pilots have been trained at Tuskegee Airfield, with 50% of them serving in combat during World War II.
