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American Agitators captures the remarkable power of collective organizing in the U.S. through the groundbreaking work of Fred Ross, Sr, as well as those he mentored, including icons such as Dolores Huerta, Cesar Chavez, his son Fred Ross, Jr, and current day organizers, all of whom have devoted their lives to the pursuit of justice and equality.

Shifting Baselines charts the myriad new normals developing out of the decision of the world's most notorious billionaire to set their space exploration venture on a once sparsely populated, and environmentally significant, stretch of Texas coastline.

A hundred and fifty years ago, the Blackfoot people witnessed the near-extinction of bison at the hands of western expansion. Looking to right these historic acts of colonial violence, a dedicated group of Blackfoot people are working to return the wild bison to their lands for the first time in generations.

For over 40 years, coach Neal Henderson has challenged prevailing notions about ethnicity and hockey by leading the Fort Dupont Cannons, one of America's only predominantly Black hockey clubs.

A practice known the world over, the origins of "jazz funerals" are as complex as they are varied. Filmed over twenty-two years, City of a Million Dreams explores race relations in American society by training a lens on the unique and resilient culture of New Orleans, as represented in their long-standing burial traditions.