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Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange is available for streaming on the WORLD website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange on demand at PBS Vudu, PBS online.
- Mondays 8:00 PM et/pt on WORLD
- 10 Seasons, 40 Episodes
- June 1, 2008
- Documentary & Biography
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/10 - Cast: Yaya DaCosta As Herself Anthony Mackie As Himself Gabourey Sidibe As Herself Wyatt Cenac As Himself Anika Noni Rose As Herself Idris Elba As Himself
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Johanna and Cristina, natives of the Dominican Republic, left their homeland in search of better lives in Guadeloupe. Although both found greater opportunities, they were forced to leave their children behind. "Between 2 Shores" offers a poignant look at the lengths families will go to stay together and the daily battles faced by many immigrants.
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An AfroPoP shorts program featuring an intimate portrait of a self-taught African-American visual artist and musical performer of Lonnie Holley from Birmingham, Alabama; the incredible story of Kojo, a twelve-year-old drumming prodigy; and follow the daily journey of Fred Nelson to find the secret joy and beauty of life in an old piece of wood.
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Details the journey of Marlene Cummins, a member of the Australian Black Panther Party, and the fascinating yet little-known story of the indigenous Australian struggle for equality. Marlene also details her own struggle with addiction, the refuge she found in the arts, and her own quest to fight for women’s rights within the Black Panther Party.
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This episode explores homophobia in Jamaican society.
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A unique and profound documentary, The episode profiles African American performing artists Sanford Biggers and Wangechi Mutu, two of the most outspoken visual artists of our time. Spanning the artistic gamut from interdisciplinary to photography and performance, their keen reflections on the world are at once startling and insightful.
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A gripping story of Eritrean refugees and their horrendous struggle to get to Jerusalem. The episode follows Meron Estefanos, an Eritrean journalist-activist who runs an online radio program on which she talks to hostages tortured in Bedouin camps as well as their family members raising money for their release.
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One woman's story of hope and renewal. Told through the eyes of an increasingly empowered young heroine, the episode is a powerful and moving portrait of an unconventional family and community, set against the backdrop of the growing HIV/AIDS epidemic in Zambia.
