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Hitler's rise to power in 1933 marked the swift transition of Germany from a democratic republic to a totalitarian Nazi state by 1934.
Beitar Jerusalem, a prominent Israeli football club, faces scrutiny for its far-right supporters, La Familia, who perpetuate racism and violence within the sport.
Teens from London and Arkansas swap schools, confronting diversity and cultural challenges.
Jana Pareigis travels across Germany to discuss racism with Black Germans, including successful rappers and professional footballers.
A Klan rally in Memphis coincides with the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, intensifying local debates over a statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Racist conspiracies in America are escalating, prompting questions about the potential for a return to normalcy amid shifting societal attitudes.
Howard Zinn's narrative highlights the experiences of over 14 million immigrants arriving in the United States between 1900 and 1920, seeking a better life.
32 million people in Germany have seen no economic gains, raising concerns about social stability and the rise of right-wing extremism.
Charlottesville's violent rally marked a pivotal moment for the white supremacist movement in America, revealing unpunished perpetrators and the rise of new extremist groups.
A thousand people can be killed at a time due to hatred, prompting a search for unity in a divided society.
Ten-year-old Damilola Taylor was stabbed to death on his way home from school in Peckham, South London, in 2000, prompting a family to relocate.
Matthew Heimbach's formation of a White Student Union at Towson University sparks intense debate and conflict over race and community safety among students.
In the 18 months before his assassination, Martin Luther King Jr. faced overwhelming pressure and disappointment as he fought against racism, war, and poverty.
Bornholm becomes the epicenter of Denmark's BLM movement after Philip Johansen's brutal murder.
66 red-tailed Mustangs of the 332nd fighter group escort B-17 bombers over northern Italy during World War II, defying racial stereotypes.
El Paso, Texas, became a focal point for controversial immigration policies under the Trump administration and the site of a tragic white supremacist attack in 2019.
A YouTuber recounts a moment of despair as their views drop lower and lower, questioning the platform's promise of giving everyone a voice.
Six Brits, including Dave, Bushra, and Chloe, experience life as refugees in Syria and Somalia, confronting the harsh realities of conflict and displacement.
Charlene Downes' murder investigation faced significant challenges as a suspect claimed racial bias and personal vendetta influenced the police's actions.
A shooting occurs every two and a half hours in Chicago's segregated neighborhoods, with 250 shootings reported in the first two months of the year.
Britain's Asian community unites against racism following Gurdip Singh Chaggar's murder in 1976.
Canada's missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls highlight systemic issues of racism, violence, and historical trauma that demand urgent attention.
After facing police harassment in Oakland, musician Sunru Carter decides to repatriate to Ghana, retracing his great-grandfather's path from slavery.
Guilford County Jail in Greensboro, North Carolina, houses 900 inmates and is staffed by over 200 correctional officers facing recruitment and safety challenges.
Wealthy white Americans in Denver pay $500 to attend dinner parties where they confront their perceived racism and discuss the concept of white privilege.
About 30 percent of Muslim women in Germany wear a headscarf, a choice that often leads to debates about their place in society.
Femicide in Mexico, trauma from explosions in Lebanon, and Britain's colonial legacy in Kenya highlight the global struggle against gender-based violence.
Fata and Yankuba, two young Gambians in Naples, find solace and community at the Teranga nightclub, a refuge from trauma and discrimination.
Coronation Park, a notorious camp outside Johannesburg, has become home to some of the hardest hit white South Africans facing extreme poverty and hunger.
Metra Lundy retraces Harriet Tubman's route along the Underground Railroad from Maryland to Canada, exploring historical and contemporary struggles for freedom.
Brexit, the 2016 referendum that divided the United Kingdom along lines of age, geography, and identity, is examined through personal stories and sociopolitical themes.
Four women pay $400 each to attend a dinner in Denver, where they confront their own racism and discuss the implications of white privilege.
Eleven Black students integrated John W. Provine High School in Jackson, Mississippi, in 1965, facing hostility from peers and educators.
Racism in football has a long and complex history, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by players and fans in combating discrimination.
The 2001 Durban Conference exposed deep ideological divides within the United Nations Human Rights Council, highlighting tensions between democracies and authoritarian regimes.
In 1992, an arson attack by neo-Nazis in Mölln, Germany, killed three relatives of İbrahim Arslan, who now seeks to confront the lasting trauma and fight racism.
Rap music, rooted in the struggles of ghetto life, has evolved into a mainstream phenomenon, raising questions about its commercialization and connection to violence.
Acclaimed author Dave Zirin examines the intersections of manhood, militarism, nationalism, and race within the NFL, America's leading sports league.
Rising tensions in America surrounding racism and civil rights highlight how Donald Trump's presidency has emboldened white nationalism and marginalized diverse communities.
On February 21, 1868, the House of Representatives voted 128 to 47 to adopt the resolution to impeach President Andrew Johnson.
Rap music, rooted in the struggles of ghetto life, has transformed into a mass cultural phenomenon, raising questions about its commercialization and connection to violence.
Roberto Clemente day and Jackie Robinson day serve as focal points in the discussion of race and workers' rights within Major League Baseball.
Over 49 minutes, Black women share their experiences of fighting against racism and sexism in various social movements across Canada.
Feminism is described as the only universal word for the global effort to achieve equality between the sexes, according to author Elizabeth Cobbs.
A dedicated police unit in London confronts the complexities of hate crimes, revealing the emotional toll and challenges faced in the fight against racism and homophobia.
In 1996, poets Adrienne Rich and Dionne Brand engage in a candid dialogue about feminism, racism, and politics, reflecting on their identities and experiences.
From New Orleans to Virginia and Mississippi, two filmmakers explore the historical connections between slavery, Southern politics, and contemporary racial strife in America.
Racism's roots in the transatlantic slave trade are examined through the insights of scholars and activists, revealing its lasting impact on modern society in the United States and Europe.
