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http://www.storyofamerica.org/belhaven1 The U.S. Dept. of Justice has offered mediation to Vidant Health and the North Carolina NAACP to resolve a Title 6 complaint.
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MORE at: http://www.storyofamerica.org/belhaven1 | NOTE: Vidant Health declined to be interviewed for this web series, and declined our offer to submit a statement.
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This video shot on election day 2012 by Eric Byler, Bobby Wangerman, Annabel Park, and Michael Levin is the best documentation so far of the unfairness of long lines at the polls in urban centers. Recently, states like Ohio, North Carolina, and Wisconsin have implemented policies designed to achieve this result. Critics of the "long lines" electoral strategy compare it to Jim Crow practices such as poll taxes, saying that wage earners who miss time at work or have to hire child care in order to wait five or more hours to vote are facing the equivalent of a poll tax. [MORE] DONATE to help Story of America continue.
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One of the great honors on our 18-month (thus far) Story of America journey was meeting Police Chief Kevin Murphy of Montgomery, AL. Recently at the White House, President Obama recognized and thanked Chief Murphy for an act of reconciliation that we documented in the video above. The exchange too place at the St. Patrick’s Day reception (Murphy is Irish American), when President Obama gave Murphy a personal “thank you” for his continued efforts to improve the relationship between law officers and communities of color. [MORE]
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This video, shot in early May 2013, helped introduce the Moral Monday movement to the world. [MORE]
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Filmed in January 2013 with Annabel Park for Story of America, this is the most compelling of our 16 videos filmed in the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre in Newtown, CT. MORE: http://www.storyofamerica.org/darren
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Video by Eric Byler, Annabel Park, & Michael Levin for Story of America.
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In the summer and fall of 2007, Annabel Park and I were unsure what to do with the footage we had shot documenting the immigration culture war unfolding in Prince William County, VA. We decided to try something new, an "Interactive Documentary." This is not the first video in the series, but it is the first to go viral (150K views) and it was followed by more than 100 more videos, and the feature length film, 9500 Liberty.
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http://www.storyofamerica.org Filmed by Eric Byler & Annabel Park in March of 2013, near Selma, Alabama.
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Did you know that 1.3 billion people in the world live without electricity? The majority of these households use kerosine in can for light. I am very proud of this video, which I made with Chris Franks of Starto.tv during my year in Denver. —Eric Byler
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This is one of many videos we created to document the Moral Monday movement. On this day, 101 people were arrested, but as you can see there is a lot more to a Moral Monday action. I've compiled our best Moral Monday videos from 2013 here.
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Part 2 of our "Battle for Belhaven" hospital series. More at http://www.storyofamerica.org/belhaven1
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http://www.storyofamerica.org/belhaven1 The U.S. Dept. of Justice has offered mediation to Vidant Health and the North Carolina NAACP to resolve a Title 6 complaint.
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Of the tens of thousands of people who attended the Feb. 8, 2014 Moral March on Raleigh, who had the most fun? We may have captured that person in this video. Let us know who you think it was.
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This video made with progressive comedian Will Rice is not journalism unless you consider The Daily Show journalism (many do).
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Filmed with Annabel Park for Story of America in early 2013.
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In late 2007, the original version of this video got 64K views.
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Filmed in April 2011, this is my favorite of the Coffee Party videos made during the period between 9500 Liberty and Story of America. It's a personal editorial set to the music from the Flobots' song "Handlebars." As you can see, the perspective we offer later became a big part of our cultural and political discourse, thanks in great part to the Occupy movement. Coffee Party's 327 million Facebook impressions that year probably provided an assist.
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