A master of Shaolin Kungfu and fellow devotee describe their dedication to their practice and philosophy.

05:04

Though their ethnicities are mixed, the Wampanoag take pride in their tribal heritage.

5:25

In the history of Mexico, few men have had the conscience and vision of Felipe Angeles

04:50

The myth of the southern belle

07:47

Justifications for slavery

06:07

The southern small farmer

03:50

The driving force behind Daisy Bates's activism was the murder of her mother.

02:55

Archivist Adrian Wood describes how outtakes revealed the lies behind Nazi documentary footage.

02:31

Who was Gilbert Stuart? His most famous portrait may be more ubiquitous than even the Mona Lisa.

03:40

Historian Jean Meyer describes how notions of revolution, history, and memory inform the film.

05:24

In 1940s Three Rivers, segregation extended from town to cemetery.

05:05

Is imitation sincerely flattery, or could it be an insidious form of mockery?

2:12

Reenacting an historically controversial event can challenge the documentary standard of objectivity.

4:45

An exceptional young man chooses to learn his native language and plans one day to lead his tribe.

4:29