Filmmaker Julia Ivanova on the plight of biracial children in Ukraine.

06:27

Filmmaker Grabsky on documenting a decade in Mir's life.

06:29

One filmmaker finds his roots while filming an Ethiopian story.

03:28

Finding a connection to community and self through ethnic studies.

04:58

Behind the scenes with Isaac Solotaroff

04:43

A tucson teen is empowered by ethnic studies.

05:02

Searching for their fathers.

05:00

If you don't learn to write your own life story, someone else will write it for you.

05:21

The myth of the southern belle

07:47

Erasing slavery from Secession

09:56

The southern small farmer

03:50

How does a romantic portrayal of the past affect current attitudes on race and gender?

05:59

Fred's mother turned her loss into a personal mission to help other kids like her son.

02:40

Gay rights pioneer Harry Hay strongly identified with the traditions of the nadleehi.

02:34

Via prison telephone, Cyntoia recounts her past choices and hopes for a better future.

02:34

What's happened to the Spirit of Goodwill band musicians since their big performance?

02:34

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

2:12

The filmmakers catch up with the girls to find out what has happened to them.

5:18

Single parenthood becomes even more complicated when the parent is a father, and that father is gay.

4:57

Pat has never had traditional health insurance.

2:15