Amy Goodman
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"America Divided": New TV Series Explores Inequality from Water to Housing to Mass Incarceration
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October 6, 2016
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19:20Now PlayingWith the presidential election less than five weeks away, the explosive new documentary "America Divided" explores inequality in America. The show follows highprofile correspondents as they explore aspects of inequality in education, housing, healthcare, labor, criminal justice and the political system. Oscarwinning hiphop artist Common returns to his hometown of Chicago to examine disparities in the criminal justice system. Actress Rosario Dawson travels to Flint, Michigan, to investigate the manmade disaster behind the city’s water crisis. And legendary TV producer Norman Lear investigates gentrification and displacement in New York City and goes undercover to expose racial discrimination in housing. For more on this groundbreaking series, we speak with the three creators of "America Divided"Rick Rowley, Solly Granatstein and Lucian Read.
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