Jackie Bridgeforth-Williams has fond memories of her grandmother's home in Williamsburg, located in a once vibrant Black community near the Historic Triangle. "There were homes. There were businesses.

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“The American Revolution” is the opposite: enduring, not ephemeral. And it accomplishes what Gerbner urges: “To move past a ...

There’s no photographs. There’s no news reels. The cast of characters is so spectacularly diverse," Ken Burns said in an ...

Given the risk-averse economics of the current documentary business, it has become hard for audiences to find a place to see some of the most acclaimed docs out of film festivals, including Sundance, ...

Tracie Holder thought her production grant might be spared. After President Donald Trump returned to office, the filmmaker heard rumors about the National Endowment for the Humanities potentially ...