Reflecting on King's legacy and its relevance to today's political climate

Engaging men and boys as partners in preventing domestic violence

Speculation on whether going public could have led to Jim's release

Free Black communities' personal ties to enslavement and abolitionist motivations

Father's relationship with Jim Foley's parents during captivity

Lincoln's physical and emotional toll during the Civil War years

Viewing antisemitism as rooted in ignorance, misery, and scapegoating

America's cyclical struggle toward expanding equality and inclusion

King's legacy applied to voting rights and political power today

Rosenberg executions as a political and moral awakening during McCarthyism

Directing "Ladies First" and incorporating South African anti-apartheid footage

The transformative power of photographs depicting anti-Black racial violence

Resistance networks protecting freedom seekers before and after the Fugitive Slave Act

White supremacist violence against Black communities during the Red Summer of 1919

The Civil Rights Movement's expansive definition of freedom for Black Americans

The history of racial inequality in America, from genocide and slavery to the collapse of Reconstruction

Motivation to share her story publicly and keep Holocaust memory alive

Brother Bryan Stevenson's vision for a lynching memorial and its inspiration

Navigating ideological tensions as a Vietnamese refugee and atheist

Tracking police violence data and the laws that protect officers from accountability

Gordon Parks as a warrior for justice and his impact on Black dignity

Japanese American military service and the contradiction of "enemy alien" classification

Obama's 2007 Selma speech and declaration to the Black community

Rising tensions over slavery's expansion in the late 1850s and the Dred Scott decision

James Foley's humanitarian approach to journalism and care for civilians

Islamic world's response to modernity and the spread of democratic ideals