In July 1998, Jim Lehrer moderated a panel discussion with President Bill Clinton called "A Dialogue on Race." The one-hour roundtable was wide-ranging and nuanced, and touched on both the roots of discrimination and the obstacles in...

Today, Craig is going to wrap up our discussion of discrimination by looking more closely at those “discrete and insular minorities” referenced in the 14th Amendment. We’ll talk about instances of discrimination of Asian, European, and...

Indonesia is the world’s fourth-largest nation when it comes to population. Only China, India, and the US are larger. The country is a young nation currently experiencing a “demographic bonus,” meaning that 50 percent of its people are...

Customs among the Singaporeans vary greatly depending on an individual’s ethnicity and religion. Explore how the Chinese celebrate the Chinese New Year, which marks the beginning of the lunar year and is by far the most important annual...

Brazil is the most populous country in South America and second only to the United States in the Western Hemisphere. About 32 percent of the country’s population lives in the thirteen largest metropolitan regions. The largest of Brazil’s...

Complete History of Sri Lanka

Historian Maria Mavroudi (UC Berkeley) reveals how a careful study of Arab-Greek bilingualism can shed important light on a wealth of societal values, including the very foundations of their systems of knowledge.

Why was the Qing Dynasty so weak? History of China 1644-1839 Documentary 1/10

Was China's "Century of Humiliation" Inevitable? History of China 1839-1895 Documentary 2/10

Maya Religion Explained

Robert J. Sternberg was most recently President and Professor of Psychology and Education at the University of Wyoming. Before that, he was Provost, Senior Vice President, Regents Professor of Psychology and Education,...

Dr. Tropp’s research focuses on expectations and outcomes of intergroup contact, identification with social groups, interpretations of intergroup relationships, and responses to prejudice and disadvantage. She received the 2012...

Amitava Dutt discusses how group identity is key to addressing inequality and how inequality can disrupt group identity. Dutt explains the difference in measuring inequality vertically--which observes rankings of individuals...

Rosacea (Red Lesions on Face) | Causes, Triggers, Types, Signs & Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment



Rosacea is a relatively common, chronic dermatologic condition involving recurrent skin manifestations on the face. Rosacea has a...

The video is a lecture about the distribution of unemployment and its consequences in the UK. He discusses the differences between countries, regions, age, gender, and ethnic groups in terms of unemployment rates. He also talks about the...

A summary video lecture of the Great Migration, the movement of 6 million African Americans out of the Southern United States.

A group founded by a former member of US special forces is training people from ethnic minorities in Myanmar.

The UN Security Council has met after a spike in attacks in West Africa's Sahel region.

Can Ethiopia's reforming president overcome deep ethnic tensions and tribal rivalries?

The country holds its second election since the end of military rule.

Taliban spokesman says Afghanistan now ‘emancipated’ and group seeks no revenge.

The US is out of Afghanistan, but the country remains a strategic location with vast resources.

Dozens of demonstrators shot dead as military government puts on a show to mark annual Armed Forces Day.

In the Central African Republic, the national ballet is a factor of social cohesion and strives to make cultures communal in a fragmented country, in the grip of conflict.