Leading the Caravana Protest Against Hunger in San Juan
Puerto Rican hunger activist rallies his community for a protest caravan against local government inaction during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in San Juan.
Seeing Karachi One Last Time
Baneen and her parents pick up final things around her hometown of Karachi, Pakistan before she embarks on her journey to Arkansas for college.
Ashley Tells the Truth
In We Stay in the House, Ashley, a teacher and mother living in New Orleans, explains how there are no answers.
Take a Singing Tour Through the Deep South
One Human Family choir director talks about taking a tour through the Deep South.
HINDSIGHT Preview
What does life in the American South and Puerto Rico look like for people of color? From the COVID-19 pandemic to racial reckonings, experience life through the lens of filmmakers from communities of color in #HINDSIGHT, an initiative created by Firelight Media, Reel South and Center for Asian American Media (CAAM).
Jasper Mall Preview
A dying shopping mall outside of Birmingham, Alabama, its patrons, and its tenants embody the diversity and tenderness of Americana culture in a changing South. Directed by Bradford Thomason and Brett Whitcomb.
On-the-Job Training at Jasper Mall
Even at a struggling Jasper Mall, the custodian’s dirty job is critical.
Shift Break at Jasper Mall
Take your shift break with these Jasper Mall workers and discuss hard truths and big hopes in this small town.
Central Rap Squad Performs for Female Empowerment
The Central High Rap Squad performs their updated take on a classic anthem at the Female Empowerment assembly.
West Helena, Arkansas Rallies for a New School
Central High School of West Helena rallies to support a millage tax for a new school.
Rap Squad Preview
An Arkansas community mobilizes around a divisive ballot initiative for a new high school, led by a group of high school writers and performers who seek healing for themselves and justice for their community through hip hop.
Embalming is His Calling
A career as an embalmer was and is his life's calling. Go inside the mind of a world-renowned embalmer whose business is supporting the grieving.
Equine Love in San Antonio
How does a Vietnam veteran recover from trauma and addiction? This San Antonio embalmer deals with more death than most, and he knows the importance of grieving and processing.
The Passing On Preview
Renowned African American embalmer, James Bryant, puts his faith in a new generation to continue the legacy of Black funeral homes in San Antonio, Texas. But his young intern, Clarence Pierre, is conflicted about his commitment due to the judgment he receives as a queer, Christian man.
Wilderness 101
Elk, Marmots and Snow: Welcome to Colorado wilderness 101, for first timers from Atlanta it's a whole new world.
Traversing the Mountainside
Familiarity with snow would have helped these teens traverse a snow-packed mountain side in the Rocky Mountains.
That's Wild Preview
When Atlanta teens Cliff, Ahmani, and Nicholas attempt to trek four, 12,000 ft snow-capped peaks in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, they face the thrills, joy, and struggles of navigating the wilds of Colorado and daily life back home in Georgia.
James Meredith Attempts to Register
Watch this historic moment where Mississippi state officials in Jackson, MS deny one of James Meredith's attempts to register as a student at the University of Mississippi. Meredith was eventually successful in enrolling as the first Black student of the University in 1962 and graduated in 1963.
RFK Spills the Tea on Ross Barnett
When RFK dropped by Ole Miss, he spilled some tea about the true goings-on in the highest levels of Mississippi government and his and Governor Ross Barnett's conversations.
You Asked for the Facts Preview
Robert Kennedy defies a Mississippi statewide campus speaker-ban in 1966, rallying a group of students and lawyers.
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