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Celebrity Chef Overcomes the Odds
For Lidia Bastianich, food has always been a way to connect with others. In Lidia Celebrates America: Overcoming the Odds, the celebrity chef travels across the country to share the stories of five Americans who have overcome extraordinary odds.Learn More -
Bought and Sold: Modern Slavery Today
The five films in the WHY SLAVERY? series, making their U.S. premiere on GBH WORLD’s Doc World this month, shed light on the millions of men, women and children living in the shadows of modern slavery across all corners of the world.Learn More -
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Joins Ryan Reynolds in Film Skit
It’s not every day that the worlds of Netflix, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW and superstar Ryan Reynolds converge.Learn More -
Long Journey Home for the Children of Carlisle
When the Carlisle Indian Industrial School opened in 1879 in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, it had one goal: to force Native children to be assimilated into White society. Founded by Richard Henry Pratt, a Civil War general who convinced tribal leaders that their children needed to be “Americanized,” the government-run boarding school was driven by his guiding principle: “Kill the Indian in him and save the man.”Learn More
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