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The I Files
Spring 2014 Featured Playlist
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MADE IN THE USA: Child Labor & Tobacco
http://www.hrw.org/news/2014/05/14/us-child-workers-dange... Child labor is common on tobacco farms in the United States, where children are exposed to nicotine, toxic pesticides, and o... -
How Obama Failed On His Guantanamo Promise
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by Journeyman Pictures
- 1 week ago
- 5,448 views
Inside Gitmo: 5 years on from President Barack Obama's promise to close the world's most infamous black-spot, why is gitmo proving so difficult to shut down?
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by Journeyman Pictures
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The Dark Shadow of Agent Orange | Retro Report | The New York Times
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by The New York Times
- 1 week ago
- 3,097 views
The use of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War continues to cast a dark shadow over both American veterans and the Vietnamese.
Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/1lpjkBg
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by The New York Times
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Downtown Revival: Jerry Brown Reinvents himself as Mayor of Oakland
In this excerpt from Stephen Talbot's 2001 documentary, "The Celebrity and the City," Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown promotes his "10K Plan," an effort to revitalize downtown Oakland by attracting 10,00...
2013 Goldman Environmental Prize
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Bogota, Colombia: The Disposables
Unfazed by powerful political opponents and a pervasive culture of violence, Nohrah Padilla organized waste pickers -- a poor and marginalized group -- to make recycling a legitimate part of Bogota... -
South Africa's Fractured Wilderness
Jonathan Deal is leading a concerted campaign against a fracking project that threatens the Karoo, where sparse desert and majestic mountains converge to create an agriculture heartland and flouris... -
Iraq's Marshland Dreams
Iraq's Mesopatamia Marshes had been a vital life force for centuries until Saddam Hussein destroyed them in a calculated effort to drain the eco-system and undermine local resistance. Azzam Alwash ... -
West Timor: Weaving A Movement
When Indonesian marble mining companies began to exploit the pristine mountains surrounding her West Timor homeland, Mama Aleta Baun organized the villagers in a weaving protest that lasted months ...
America's Economy
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Feeding America's poor - why food stamps won't go away
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by Channel 4 News
- 15,103 views
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by Channel 4 News
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Money on the Mind
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by PBS NewsHour
- 1,817,467 views
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by PBS NewsHour
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West Virginia, Still Home - Op-Docs
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by The New York Times
- 4,596 views
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by The New York Times
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People & Power - Prosecuting Wall Street
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by Al Jazeera English
- 12,365 views
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by Al Jazeera English
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Fault Lines - Baltimore: Anatomy of an American City
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by Al Jazeera English
- 194,780 views
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by Al Jazeera English
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Fault Lines - For sale: The American dream
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by Al Jazeera English
- 87,063 views
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by Al Jazeera English
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The Great American Foreclosure Song
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by ProPublica
- 42,701 views
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by ProPublica
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All Your Pot Are Belong to Us
Want to know what 17 million pounds of pot looks like? The Center for Investigative Reporting takes a heady look at how much marijuana is seized at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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I was a Hit Man for Miguel Treviño
When Rosalio Reta was 13, the leader of Mexico's most violent drug cartel recruited him to be an assassin. Miguel Treviño, who was just captured by the Mexican marines, used American teenagers to c... -
High on the job
Imagine you're a pot reporter. Pot as in weed, marijuana, bud. What could possibly go wrong when you cover a drug that is legally contentious but widely tolerated? CIR reporter Michael Montgomery f... -
The Hunted and the Hated: An Inside Look at the NYPD's Stop-and-Frisk Policy
A secret audio recording of a stop-and-frisk in action sheds unprecedented light on a practice that has put the city's young people of color in the NYPD's crosshairs. Read the full story at: http:/...