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Hot Talk: Marc Ellis
Hot Talk: Marc Ellis
Category: News & Current Affairs
Saul Landau hosts a discussion with Dr. Marc Ellis, Director of the Center for American and Jewish studies at Baylor University, on how Israel in its current incarnation may lead to the destruction of Judaism.
Hot Talk: Ling Chi Wang
Hot Talk: Ling Chi Wang
Category: News & Current Affairs
Saul Landau hosts a discussion with professor Ling Chi Wang about the Wen Ho Lee case and racial profiling.
Hot Talk: Charlene Teters
Hot Talk: Charlene Teters
Category: News & Current Affairs
Saul Landau hosts a discussion with Charlene Teters, Native American activist, artist, lecturer and founding Board Member of the National Coalition on Racism in Sports and the Media.
Home Sweet Home
Home Sweet Home
Category: Documentaries
A report on the attitude of Europe towards much-needed foreign professional workers in the wake of increasingly conservative political movements.
Histoires d'Ivoire
Histoires d'Ivoire
Category: Documentaries
The film explores the complicated cultural issues on the Belgium soccer team KSK Beveren, which features a majority of players from the Ivory Coast.
Hasta Siempre
Hasta Siempre
Category: Documentaries
This documentary examines the results of the Cuban revolution from the perspective of the Cuban people, and asks the question: Can the revolution survive after the death of Fidel Castro?
Good Kurds, Bad Kurds
Good Kurds, Bad Kurds
Category: Documentaries
A story that the national press wouldn't touch: a campaign of ethnic cleansing perpetrated against Kurdish minorities by the Turkish military, using U.S.-made weapons.
The Blood of My Brother
The Blood of My Brother
Category: Documentaries
This moving insider documentary shows the war in Iraq from the perspective of an Iraqi family grieving the loss of a son who was killed by an American patrol as he stood guard at a mosque.
First World Order
First World Order
Category: Documentaries
Weaving sequences of arts and cultural expression with interviews and animation, this program traces the relationships of culturally and ethnically distinct African peoples around the world.
First Peoples' TV: Reason to Fear
First Peoples' TV: Reason to Fear
Category: Documentaries
The story of Native American Patrick "Hooty" Crow, who spent eight years on Death Row for his part in a 1978 shootout with Northern California police.
First Peoples' TV: Lighting The Seventh Fire
First Peoples' TV: Lighting The Seventh Fire
Category: Documentaries
A look at the Ojibwe tribe of Northern Wisconsin and their struggle to uphold the tribe's treaty right to spear fish in off-reservation waters.
The United Nations - 21st Century
The United Nations - 21st Century
Category: News & Current Affairs
UNTV's series of news-magazine programs, hosted by renowned British journalist Daljit Dhaliwal, puts a spotlight on the world's most underreported stories.
Face to Face: Young Arabs & Americans
Face to Face: Young Arabs & Americans
Category: News & Current Affairs
A documentary built around a live digital satellite link between four students at San Francisco's Lowell High School and four Arab high school students in Amman, Jordan.
Drowning by Bullets
Drowning by Bullets
Category: Documentaries
A thorough exposé of the 1961 killing of some 200 peaceful Algerian protesters by police in Paris during the Algerian war. Eyewitness accounts from police, journalists, and protesters recreate the event.
Counting on Democracy
Counting on Democracy
Category: Documentaries
An investigation of the 2000 presidential election, the most controversial in U.S. history.
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