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Racial healing is #ChangingTheNarrative of communities across America 07:33
Selma’s Black businesses build ‘unity and community’ nearly 60 years since Bloody Sunday 10:27
A new generation in Selma hope to bring back economic prosperity to civil rights ‘Mecca’ 09:26
Eco-tourism one of many new businesses bringing prosperity to Selma 10:39
Land loss, forced migration threaten BIPOC communities in coastal Louisiana 09:17
Descendants of slavery fight environmental racism in Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’ 08:01
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Black Battle Creek residents look to their history to move forward 09:41 Now Playing
A growing Burmese community in Battle Creek turns from surviving to thriving 07:14 UP NEXT
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In East Buffalo, racial healing alongside a food insecurity crisis 09:27
Historic systemic racism plagues East Buffalo’s growth 11:00
Young Black men take charge healing East Buffalo 07:38
To turn the page on structural racism, communities are #ChangingTheNarrative 04:11
Children of immigrants share their experiences with racism in Massachusetts 11:40
Can we end racism? Two African Americans weigh in and share how they are healing 09:55
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‘Targeted because you are Indian’: How two Indian-Americans are healing from racial trauma 12:42
A growing Burmese community in Battle Creek turns from surviving to thriving 07:14 In this series, we head to Battle Creek, Michigan to meet some fearless community leaders who are doing the work to #ChangeTheNarrative in their own backyard.
With support and funding from our sponsor W.K. Kellogg Foundation, five dynamic women share their experiences, challenges and show us how they are using racial healing circles and empowering themselves to create change. We’ll examine the diverse history of Battle Creek and see how the Black, Burmese and LatinX communities are addressing the legacies of inequity. Maya Eaglin reports. Dec. 13, 2022
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Racial healing is #ChangingTheNarrative of communities across America 07:33
Selma’s Black businesses build ‘unity and community’ nearly 60 years since Bloody Sunday 10:27
A new generation in Selma hope to bring back economic prosperity to civil rights ‘Mecca’ 09:26
Eco-tourism one of many new businesses bringing prosperity to Selma 10:39
Land loss, forced migration threaten BIPOC communities in coastal Louisiana 09:17
Descendants of slavery fight environmental racism in Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’ 08:01 
