Wayne White is on a mission to bring humor back into fine art.

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A journey through the surprising life of Forrest Carter.

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An historical look back at the Disability Rights Movement.

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Jessie Little Doe Baird, a Wampanoag linguist, helps her tribe revive its mother tongue.

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Organizing women to plant trees became an act of political resistance in Kenya.

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Mark Hogancamp devised a peculiar brand of therapy to recover from a savage beating.

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Award-winning playwright and actor Jason Miller experienced fame briefly, then seemed to vanish.

02:39

Follow the unlikely story of America's original shock-jock.

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Bigotry knocked her down ... but her music knocked back.

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William Burroughs was an iconoclast who himself became an icon.

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At nine years old, Priscilla Diaz dazzles the Harlem hip-hop scene.

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Meet Jewish anthropologist Melville Herskovits, who exploded myths about African Americans.

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An architect takes his eco-construction to Indonesia to house those displaced by the tsunami.

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Hannah Senesh was the World War II-era poet and diarist who became a and modern-day Joan of Arc.

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