Speak Out
A family is interrupted from their regularly scheduled program causing a fierce debate over empathy and responsibility, ultimately ending in an ironic twist of fate.
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A family is interrupted from their regularly scheduled program causing a fierce debate over empathy and responsibility, ultimately ending in an ironic twist of fate.
Colin, 14, enters a new school and he's freaking out: how do you get by when, like him, you're a stutterer? His meeting with Mr. Devarseau, a charismatic French teacher, will push him to face his fears and break out of h
Intruders: Abductees Speak Out! presents an intimate portrait of self-proclaimed alien abductees who are coping with the daily turmoil of being regularly taken by entities not from this world. Are they simply mistaken or
This is a classic Political Remix Video made by Cliff Roth in 1988 using two VCRs. The footage, taken from a 1988 anti-drug presidential address by both Ronald and Nancy Reagan, has been reedited to suggest the inaugurat
A woman who grew up in Puerto Rico talks about the US government's campaign to sterlize women and test birth control pills without informed consent.
The story of American women’s long and arduous fight for a voice in the laws and policies that affect their daily lives – from no vote in 1789 to the 19th amendment; Jim Crow to the 1965 Voting Rights Acts; 2013 Shelby v
Persuasive viewpoints of over 1,700 architects and engineers who believe the unsettling theory that scientific forensic evidence points to explosive controlled demolition of the three World Trade Center skyscrapers on Se
Women share their experiences having an abortion before and after it was legal. Some endured harmful, painful procedures; others were treated with respect in safe, clean medical offices.
A woman growing up in Washington, DC was outraged to learn that her parents could not vote. As an adult, she knows the right to vote cannot be taken for granted.
The history of American women's reproductive rights from Colonial times to the present. Social customs, legislation and court decisions have impacted American women’s right to control their own bodies. Abortion and contr
Multiple generations of women talk about balancing family and career. They chose to work at home while raising a family, build a career before having children, or live happily without children.
A portrait of one of the first female lawyers in Alabama, who fought tirelessly for segregation reform and equal rights for women in the face of adversity in the 1960's and beyond.
Women talk about the consequences of having or not having access to effective birth control. Over the past 50 years, medical and social advances have given women more control over their reproductive health.
An African-American woman who entered the work world in the 1970s faced covert racism and sexism.
Whistleblowers leak stolen documents in a crusade to expose allegations of abuse and mind control within a global religious organization: the Jehovah's Witnesses.
Four generations of politically active women talk about voting and running for office. They grew up assuming that women belonged in government and everyone should exercise the right to vote.
Three generations of Black women talk about their voting experiences. Growing up in the South under Jim Crow meant that voting was impossible or dangerous. After the Voting Rights Act in the 1960s, community services imp
The history of unequal pay ,from enslaved African-American women forced to work for no pay at all, to working women in the 1800s whose wages were the property of their husbands and fathers. Over 50 years later, we have y
A white woman in business was considered a troublemaker when she questioned unequal pay.
Mother and daughter radiologists talk about their careers. The mother opened her own practice because no one would hire a doctor who might become pregnant. The daughter enjoys work and motherhood.