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Detroit 48202: Conversations Along a Postal Route

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Struggle & Hope

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The Blessing | Credit The Blessing (c)

The Blessing | Credit The Blessing (c)

The Blessing

1:10:24

A mother and daughter stare into the camera.

A mother and daughter stare into the camera.

Jaddoland

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Tutwiler

45:22

Sue Googe poses with a sample ballot. | From "America ReFramed: First Vote"

Sue Googe poses with a sample ballot. | From "America ReFramed: First Vote"

First Vote

58:01

Jerry Dearly (Oglala Lakota) sings the "Songs for Adoptees." | From "America ReFramed: Blood Memory"

Jerry Dearly (Oglala Lakota) sings the "Songs for Adoptees." | From "America ReFramed: Blood Memory"

Blood Memory

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Baldwin Chiu surveys the cotton fields in Mississippi.

Baldwin Chiu surveys the cotton fields in Mississippi.

Far East Deep South

1:13:21

Rodney Stotts holds a Red-tailed hawk.

Rodney Stotts holds a Red-tailed hawk.

The Falconer

58:52

Curtain Up!

1:09:10

Young Yemeni-Americans display symbols of both countries at a rally to end the war in Yemen.

Young Yemeni-Americans display symbols of both countries at a rally to end the war in Yemen.

Hamtramck, USA

53:32

Meltdown in Dixie

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America ReFramed

Pyne Poynt

The youth of Camden, NJ, one of America’s poorest cities, don’t know who to fear more - the police or the violent drug dealers. Bryan Morton leads a charge to reclaim Pyne Poynt Park as a safe space for little league teams and the community. Against all odds, Morton rallies an array of stakeholders and transforms Pyne Poynt into a field of dreams where the youth can play freely in the field.

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Baldwin Chiu surveys the cotton fields in Mississippi.

Baldwin Chiu surveys the cotton fields in Mississippi.

America ReFramed

Far East Deep South

A Chinese American family’s search for their roots leads them to the Mississippi Delta.

Yaya hugs Jack during a visit to Boston.

Yaya hugs Jack during a visit to Boston.

America ReFramed

Jack & Yaya

Two transgender best friends celebrate their thirtieth year of friendship.

America ReFramed

Meltdown in Dixie

An ice cream shop owner learns that taking down a Confederate flag may not be so easy.

Young Yemeni-Americans display symbols of both countries at a rally to end the war in Yemen.

Young Yemeni-Americans display symbols of both countries at a rally to end the war in Yemen.

America ReFramed

Hamtramck, USA

An exploration of life and democracy in America’s first Muslim-majority city.

America ReFramed

Curtain Up!

While preparing to stage a musical, Chinatown kids discover their own cultural identities.

Rodney Stotts holds a Red-tailed hawk.

Rodney Stotts holds a Red-tailed hawk.

America ReFramed

The Falconer

A falconer endeavors to build a bird sanctuary and provide his community opportunities.

A house is demolished in the neighborhood featured in "The Area."

A house is demolished in the neighborhood featured in "The Area."

America ReFramed

The Area

"The Area" is a five-year odyssey of a South Side Chicago neighborhood, where more than 400 African-American families are being displaced by a multi-billion-dollar freight company.

Jerry Dearly (Oglala Lakota) sings the "Songs for Adoptees." | From "America ReFramed: Blood Memory"

Jerry Dearly (Oglala Lakota) sings the "Songs for Adoptees." | From "America ReFramed: Blood Memory"

America ReFramed

Blood Memory

Battles over blood quantum and "best interests" resurface the untold history of America’s Indian Adoption Era — a time when nearly one-third of children were removed from tribal communities nationwide.

Sue Googe poses with a sample ballot. | From "America ReFramed: First Vote"

Sue Googe poses with a sample ballot. | From "America ReFramed: First Vote"

America ReFramed

First Vote

America’s fastest growing ethnic collective is also one of its least represented. "First Vote" explores Asian American voter experiences in battle ground states.

America ReFramed

Tutwiler

"Tutwiler," a new documentary from Frontline and The Marshall Project offers a powerful and unforgettable window into the lives of incarcerated pregnant women — and what happens to their newborns.

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