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

02:31

An update on the plight of the Nukus Museum.

02:34

Those who are working to end female genital mutilation -- and some who practice it -- speak out.

05:57

Joisel recounts the thrill of his first creation and the years it took to achieve it.

01:24

From Tolkein to Dungeons & Dragons, Joisel often found inspiration in the fantastical.

01:15

For Joisel, his creations were like children, and parting with them cause for suffering.

01:11

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

02:34

Center Point, TX was a "safe haven" for African Americans, with rich musical traditions.

04:13

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

02:34

For Conrad - truly the embodiment of "Amazing Grace" - creativity is essential.

02:05

On the championship tour, friendships flourish and stereotypes are dispelled.

02:41

Both gospel service and creekside chatter give the town it's rhythms and refrains.

02:34

Step into a virtual mining town in Second Life.

02:33

What's your calling? What do you do to make your world a better place?

02:34

Abu Jandal on becoming a Jihadi and being Osama bin Laden’s bodyguard.

03:23

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

05:05

Gay Palestinian Boody talks about the threats he received on the U.S. screening tour of the film.

4:54

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

2:12

A young black entrepreneur in 1920 Paris brought African American jazz musicians to Montmartre.

3:33

When the crops dry up and the neighbors move away, rural schools struggle to stay open.

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