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Shouting Down Midnight

In 2013, Sen. Wendy Davis of Texas filibusters in defense of Texas women's access to reproductive health care, reading testimony from Texas women in defense of women's health care.

The Turning Point: To Be Destroyed

Follows author Dave Eggers as he meets with students and teachers in the Rapid City, SD school district where his novel, "The Circle," was pulled from shelves along with works by Alison Bechdel, Stephen Chbosky, Bernardine Evaristo and Imbolo Mbue; through footage of heated school board meetings, community rallies and interviews with locals, learn how these books were designated "to be destroyed."

Serving In Secret: Love, Country, and Don't Ask, Don't Tell

"Serving In Secret: Love, Country, and Don't Ask, Don't Tell"

In 1970, Tom Carpenter graduated from the Naval Academy ready to follow his family's lineage in the military as a US Marine Corps attack pilot.

From Devil's Breath

The devastating 2017 wildfires in Portugal claimed 120 lives and darkened the skies across Europe, but a community of survivors refused to be broken, fighting to ensure that this tragedy wouldn't happen again.

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EP146 "Split Screen"

From executive producer Trevor Noah and director Rebecca Gitlitz, Split Screen explores the history of active dissemination of mis- and disinformation that has created diametrically opposing realities among Americans and how it has led us.

The Turning Point: Ayenda

The harrowing journey of the young women on Afghanistan's national soccer team who fled Taliban control after U.S. troops withdrew.

Apolonia, Apolonia

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EP134 "Eat Flowers"

Eat Flowers picks up in 2017 as photographer Cig Harvey's best friend Mary is diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia. When forced to isolate during her treatment, she asks Cig to send her photographs.

The Turning Point: Battleground Georgia

Ahead of the 2024 election cycle, Georgia becomes the lens to view the history of racist voter suppression, the power of grass roots organizing, and the tension between old institutions and new ways of thinking about what a vibrant democracy can be.

Leguizamo Does America

S1, EP1 "New York City"

John explores various ways in which Latin culture, though often marginalized, has had a tremendous influence on the nation's culture capital: New York City.

Leguizamo Does America

S1, EP2 "Miami"

John visits Miami to find out why this city has become such a mecca for Latinos leaving their homeland, and to show how their culture and flair makes Miami a true slice of all things Latin within the U.S.

Leguizamo Does America

S1, EP3 "Washington, D.C."

John dives into the topic of proper representation within elected offices, while also discovering the many ways that Latinos in Washington, D.C., keep their culture alive through theater, poetry and activism.

Leguizamo Does America

S1, EP4 "Chicago"

John travels to middle America to learn about how both the Mexican and Puerto Rican communities of Chicago have transformed the city into Chicagolandia; he learns about the deep roots in activism and resistance these communities have displayed.

Leguizamo Does America

S1, EP5 "Puerto Rico"

John travels to the island of Puerto Rico to highlight the many ways in which the island and its people have influenced American culture and the ways in which America is influencing theirs.

Leguizamo Does America

S1, EP6 "Los Angeles"

John travels to Los Angeles, or "Hollywouldn't," as he likes to say, to explore the lack of Latinx representation in the film and television industry; he meets up with several game changers to discuss what needs to happen to achieve real equity.

The Queen of Versailles

The 2008 global economic crisis threatens the fortune of Florida billionaires David and Jackie Siegel just as they are in the middle of building a 90,000 square-foot estate.

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