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A man wearing a helmet and flak jacket marked 'PRESS' tentatively walks through a foggy, desolate landscape surrounded by debris, next to a bare tree. He is holding a camera with a long lens.

In ‘20 Days in Mariupol’ Documentary, the Horrors of War Are Illuminated

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A woman in her sixties stands in an empty restaurant, smiling broadly, handbag resting on forearm.

Lidia Bastianich Honors Immigrants and Their Food in PBS Special ‘Lidia Celebrates America’

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A senior man with white hair wearing a white shirt sits in a kitchen. He is talking, gesturing with his hands.

A New Anthony Fauci Documentary on PBS Covers a Career of Crises

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A woman sits on a couch and examines papers. Another woman wearing glasses peers over her shoulder to look too.

'Magpie Murders' is a Hall-of-Mirrors Whodunit With a Satisfying Resolution

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Two women stands smiling under grey skies, each with a man at their side. All wear hats and clothes in line with the fashions of the 1920s.

The New 'Downton Abbey' Film is Here, and its Creator Says Misery isn't Compulsory

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Sarah Lancashire on Becoming Master—and Teacher—of French Cooking as Julia Child

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Emilio Delgado, Who Played Luis on 'Sesame Street,' Dies at Age 81

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A multi-ethnic group of five young adults—two women, three men—sit together in a line, smiling.

'Reading Rainbow' is Getting a Reboot Without LeVar Burton

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'And I say, Hey! HEY!' Aardvark Arthur's Wonderful New Days are Ending

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There's Plenty of 'Guilt' to Go Around in This Scottish Hit-and-Run Thriller

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Filmmaker Ken Burns has produced and directed historical documentaries for more than 30 years. In March, 140 documentary filmmakers signed a letter to PBS executives, suggesting the service may provide an unfair level of support to white creators.

PBS and Ken Burns Vow to Do Better on Diversity, But Critics Aren't Convinced

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Graphic photos of the Tulsa Race Massacre were turned into postcards and distributed by some white people. This one is labeled: "Little Africa on Fire, Tulsa Race Riot, June 1, 1921."

3 Documentaries You Should Watch About the Tulsa Race Massacre

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