My Brooklyn and Fate of a Salesman | Promo
Season 2
About the Episode
From Brooklyn, NY to Washington, D.C., urban neighborhoods are "improving" but at what cost to those who have been living and working there? The two documentaries, My Brooklyn and Fate of a Salesman tell of the many challenges (displacement, identity) and future for the people and small businesses facing gentrification in their communities.
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Extras
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No Time to Fail | Preventing Voter Fraud
Election officials reassure that elections are legitimate and fair by preventing fraud.0:42 -
Town Destroyer | Preview
In an era of racial reckoning, a George Washington mural ignites a public art debate.0:30 -
No Time to Fail | Distrust: Voting by Mail vs. In-Person
Providence election official Kathy Placencia checks on voters waiting to vote in-person.0:55 -
No Time to Fail | Mail-In Ballot Hate
Rhode Island election official Rob Rock reads through the hate mail over mail-in voting.1:06 -
No Time to Fail | Disinformation
RI election officials must combat disinformation during the 2020 presidential election.1:24 -
No Time to Fail | Preview
Local election officials work around the clock to secure the vote and uphold US democracy.0:30 -
Running with My Girls | The Only One
Shontel M. Lewis shares why women of color should and can run for political office.1:35 -
Running with My Girls | Why Voting is Your Voice
Shayla Richard, a City Council candidate in Denver, talks about the importance of voting.0:33 -
Running with My Girls | Women Working Together
A collective of women candidates choose to work together on Denver's political trail.1:12 -
From Here | Sikh in a Post-9/11 Nation
Sonny Singh walks through New York City in a time following the September 11th attacks.1:13
