Today in History: Changing the Face of America
What happened after President Lyndon B. Johnson announced the end of discrimination in U.S. immigration policy?
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Until You Are Remembered
While most people have never heard of Felix Longoria, he played a critical role in transforming nearly every aspect of American life.
Black History Month
For Black History Month, The Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, Senior Minister and Public Theologian at Middle Church in NYC, on the meaning of Ubuntu.
How A Racist Conspiracy Theory Led to the Deadly Massacre in Buffalo
Explore how a racist conspiracy theory led to the deadly massacre in Buffalo.
About The Legacy Archive Project
A treasure trove of 50 archival documentary films, series, and rare interviews. Focused on the Black experience, indigenous rights, and antisemitism, the Legacy Archive Project includes conversations with civil rights leaders Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., James Baldwin, Muhammad Ali,…
Full Film & More: Where is Prejudice? (1967)
A group of 12 college students from various ethnic backgrounds, religions, and geographic locations live together for six days and six nights to determine where prejudice is within America. The Director of the Boston University Human Relations Laboratory worked and…
Common and Reverend Otis Moss on Healing Injustice Through Spirituality, Art and Music
PBS Newshour's Stephanie Sy talks with Common and Reverend Otis Moss III about healing through spirituality, art and music; and how this moment of racial reckoning may present an opportunity for new solutions to find peace within communities.
Exploring Hate Presents: Three Virtual Town Halls on Confronting Conspiracy Theories and Disinformation
Join us for three town halls about conspiracy theories that never die, racist scapegoating throughout history, and disinformation that threatens democracy today.
A Growing List of Resources on Hate and Extremism
To help better contextualize our coverage, check back here for resources, data and analysis around antisemitism, racism, and extremist movements. This is a growing list of resources that will be periodically updated with new information on these issues. The Year…
Who Is Driving Crime Against Asian Americans?
Tonight, the Asian American Bar Association is hoping to explain why hate crime against Asian Americans has risen. As part of our Exploring Hate initiative on the and rise of antisemitism, racism, and extremism in America, Board member Chris Kwok…
About
About Exploring Hate: Antisemitism, Racism and Extremism is a multi-platform reporting initiative investigating the roots and rise of hate. The initiative is part of The WNET Group, home to THIRTEEN, America’s flagship PBS television station in New York City. Exploring…
Parents fear anti-Asian racism as schools mull reopening
Since the coronavirus pandemic hit, there have been reports of anti-Asian discrimination and racism, including in schools.