Curated Video
Charity and Sylvia: A Federal Era Love Story
Sylvia Drake and Charity Bryant overcame many challenges to become pioneers of LGBTQ+ visibility in the United States.
Mediacorp
West Papua's Struggle for Independence
In this video, the narrator explores the ongoing separatist movement in Indonesia's Easternmost province of West Papua. Through interviews with activists and a meditation class in Jakarta, the video highlights the complex identity of...
Curated Video
The Size-Weight Illusion
This video explores the size-weight illusion, also known as the Charpentier illusion, which occurs when people underestimate the weight of larger objects compared to smaller objects of the same mass. The illusion is influenced by factors...
The March of Time
1952: THE CANDIDATES: Angled WS Candidates, anchor David Brinkley SOT asking about jail objection, MS Senator Richard B. Russell again saying opposed to compulsory features, New York law different, favors agency dealing w/ discrimination in all fields
MOT 1952: THE CANDIDATES: Angled WS Candidates, anchor David Brinkley SOT asking about jail objection, MS Senator Richard B. Russell again saying opposed to compulsory features, New York law different, favors agency dealing w/...
Mediacorp
Acting in an Indonesian Religious Soap Opera
In this video, a person shares their excitement about making their acting debut in a popular religious soap opera in Indonesia. The video also highlights the influence of religious themes in entertainment and how it impacts people's...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Joseph Stiglitz: It’s Time to Get Radical on Inequality
America’s economic system has failed by not raising living standards for most. Nobel laureate Stiglitz, author of The Price of Inequality and The Great Divide, studies the forces driving inequality and what is at stake if it continues....
Curated Video
Josefa Segovia: The Only Mexican-American Woman Hanged in California
Was Josefa Segovia – the first and only woman hanged in the state of California – killed for her actions or her race? And what can we learn from her tragic story?
Mediacorp
The Right to Protest in Indonesia
This video emphasizes the right to protest, which is considered an integral part of Indonesian identity. The video showcases the frequent demonstrations in downtown Jakarta, covering various issues such as corruption, low wages, and even...
Curated Video
Debate: Should Race Be Considered in College Admissions?
A recent lawsuit against Harvard University alleged that the university discriminates unfairly against Asian-Americans in its admissions process. The trial led to an internal investigation at Harvard and the public release of admissions...
Curated Video
Understanding Labor Market Imperfections: Minimum Wages, Trade Unions, and Wage Discrimination
The video discusses labor-market imperfections and their effects on real-world people. It focuses on three main imperfections: minimum wages, trade unions, and wage discrimination. The video uses diagrams to explain non-binding and...
Barcroft Media
Fighting for Equality: A Transgender Soldier's Battle in the Military
This video features a transgender individual who served in the military and expresses their disappointment and frustration with Donald Trump's announcement banning all transgender individuals from serving. They discuss their personal...
Barcroft Media
My Wheelchair Won't Stop Me Being A Pole Dancer
SPAIN, 2016: This disabled pole dancer is making waves in the pole world as a champion of adaptive athletes. Erin Clark, 36, first started pole dancing in April of this year and within months she had secured a national title and was on...
Mediacorp
Defending Religious Harmony in Indonesia
This video explores the story of Banser, a civilian group in Surabaya, Indonesia, that is dedicated to defending religious harmony and upholding the nation's philosophy of Pancasila. The video highlights their mission, their role in...
The Business Professor
Enforcing Title VII Actions through EEOC
Enforcing Title VII Actions through EEOC
Curated Video
America's First Prima Ballerina
In a world dominated by mainly caucasian dancers, Native American Maria Tallchief overcame discrimination to become the United States’ first prima ballerina.
TLDR News
Was Johnson Islamophobic? The Conservative Islamophobia Report Explained - TLDR News
Yesterday the report into Islamophobia in the Conservative party was published, discussing institutional issues and Johnson's own remarks. So in this video we explain the report's findings, its short comings and what the party plans to...
The Business Professor
Discrimination by Disparate Impact Examples
Discrimination by Disparate Impact Examples
Curated Video
The 442nd: The Most Decorated Regiment of the Second World War
Despite the racism they faced, the bravery and heroism of the Japanese American 442nd Regiment Combat Team made them one of the most decorated units in United States history.
Curated Video
Shirley Chisholm: Equal Rights for Women
In 1969 Shirley Chisholm, the first African American Woman elected to Congress spoke to the US House of Representatives to argue in support of a controversial women’s rights bill; the Equal Rights Amendment.
The Business Professor
What is required to Certify a Class in class action lawsuit?
What is required to Certify a Class in class action lawsuit?
Brainwaves Video Anthology
Lee Badgett - Money, Myths, and Change The Economic Lives of Lesbians and Gay Men
M. V. Lee Badgett is a Williams Distinguished Scholar at the Williams Institute. She is also the director of the Center for Public Policy and Administration at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, as well as a professor of economics....