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'Ask a Slave' web series tackles race

Azie Dungey joins Craig Melvin to discuss her role as Lizzie Mae on her Youtube web series “Ask a Slave.” Duration: {{video.duration.momentjs}}

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'Ask a Slave' web series tackles race

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'Ask a Slave' web series tackles race

Azie Dungey joins Craig Melvin to discuss her role as Lizzie Mae on her Youtube web series “Ask a Slave.”

Craig Melvin

12/14/13

Duration: 3:50

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Ferguson chaos highlights nationwide issues

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Ferguson chaos highlights nationwide issues

The deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, unarmed African-Americans killed by police, are raising questions about law enforcement strategies and race relations. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Tx., discusses.

The Rundown with Jose Diaz-Balart

08/22/14

Duration: 2:58

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Study finds minimal diversity in Hollywood

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Study finds minimal diversity in Hollywood

Buzzfeed Senior Entertainment Editor Kelley Carter offers Alex Witt her perspective on a new UCLA study finding overwhelming homogeneity among Hollywood executives.

Weekends with Alex Witt

03/01/15

Duration: 3:21

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Hair and the intersection of gender and race

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Hair and the intersection of gender and race

With Kelly Osbourne leaving “Fashion Police” over co-host Giuliana Rancic’s remarks about Zendaya Coleman's hair, the MHP guests have a conversation about the politics of black hair.

Melissa Harris-Perry

02/28/15

Duration: 7:02

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Arquette's comments launch feminist debate

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Arquette's comments launch feminist debate

Melissa Harris-Perry notes that Patricia Arquette's comments after the Oscars revealed a misunderstanding of a key feminist concept – “that marginal identities like gender, race, sexual orientation and class are fundamentally intersecting.”

Melissa Harris-Perry

02/28/15

Duration: 7:26

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When having 'the talk' with your kids,...

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When having 'the talk' with your kids,...

"Gideon’s Army" director Dawn Porter on advice for black, female filmmakers; Black History Month; must-see movies of all time; and how "the talk” she’s having with her kids doesn’t include the birds and bees.

msnbc Originals

02/27/15

Duration: 2:25

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‘Kids have to be taught to hate’

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‘Kids have to be taught to hate’

Texas sports anchor Dale Hansen delivered a powerful speech denouncing racist signs at a local high school basketball game. Lawrence O’Donnell features Hansen in another guest Rewrite.

02/26/15

Duration: 4:01

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Remembering Trayvon Martin 3 years later

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Remembering Trayvon Martin 3 years later

Rev. Sharpton remembers Trayvon Martin three years after his death and talks about the lasting impact of the George Zimmerman murder trial.

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

02/26/15

Duration: 2:11

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Marking 3 years since Trayvon Martin's death

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Marking 3 years since Trayvon Martin's death

The third anniversary of the death of Trayvon Martin fell on Wednesday -- one day after the Department of Justice decided not to press federal hate crime charges in this case. Mychal Denzel Smith, Jamilah Lemieux and Trymaine Lee join Joy Reid to discuss.

The Reid Report

02/26/15

Duration: 7:18

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Turbaned Captain America wants to change U.S.

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Turbaned Captain America wants to change U.S.

Often confused for a Muslim and consequently derided on the streets of America, Vishavjit Singh is a Sikh comic book nerd on a superhero mission.

msnbc Originals

02/26/15

Duration: 4:42

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The intertwined stories of blacks and police

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The intertwined stories of blacks and police

Bill Bratton delivers a Black History Month speech that addresses the tough history between African Americans and police, just 2 weeks after FBI Director James Comey delivered similar remarks in DC. Joy Reid, Dorian Warren, and Mark Thompson join Lawrence

The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell

02/25/15

Duration: 9:28

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George W. Bush to join Selma march...

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George W. Bush to join Selma march...

Former President George W. Bush will join Pres. Obama and thousands of marchers in Selma next month to mark the 50th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday.”

PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

02/25/15

Duration: 2:08

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Apple unveils racially diverse emojis

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Apple unveils racially diverse emojis

"Off the Beaten Path" Feb. 25: Ayman Mohyeldin rounds up some of the stories you may have missed, including Marvel introducing a new superhero and Apple coming out with a set of racially diverse emojis.

Road Map

02/25/15

Duration: 1:47

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Is ‘Empire’ a modern ‘King Lear’ for TV?

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Is ‘Empire’ a modern ‘King Lear’ for TV?

Co-creator and Executive Producer of “Empire”, Danny Strong, joins the table to discuss his highly-rated show’s successful attempt at taking on issues of race, class, and homosexuality.

NOW With Alex Wagner

02/25/15

Duration: 6:31

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Meet the diverse new cast of emoji characters

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Meet the diverse new cast of emoji characters

Chris Hayes welcomes the evolution of the emoji as Apple reportedly prepares to release a diverse new cast of emoji characters in its forthcoming operating systems.

All In with Chris Hayes

02/24/15

Duration: 1:47

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Who was the greatest civil rights president?

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Who was the greatest civil rights president?

President Obama will be in Alabama next week to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Selma march. Joseph Califano Jr., Chief Assistant for Domestic Affairs to President Lyndon Johnson, reflects on the milestone with Chris Matthews.

Hardball with Chris Matthews

02/24/15

Duration: 6:31

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Sean Penn's tone-deaf #OscarsSoWhite moment

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Sean Penn's tone-deaf #OscarsSoWhite moment

Oscar night was filled with celebrities giving passionate, politically-charged speeches, including director Alejandro González Iñárritu's comments about our broken immigration system. But there was also controversy in the form of Sean Penn's tone-deaf...

02/24/15

Duration: 6:07

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Jim Wallis: Race, fear roadblock immigration

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Jim Wallis: Race, fear roadblock immigration

Jim Wallis, President and Founder of Sojourners, talks about the growing generation divide on immigration and why discomfort with changing demographics is the obstacle to passing comprehensive immigration reform.

02/24/15

Duration: 7:38

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An Oscar faux pas analysis

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An Oscar faux pas analysis

Controversies are swirling around Patricia Arquette's feminist acceptance speech and Sean Penn's immigration joke. Chris Hayes debates the dust-ups with Flavorwire.com's Jason Bailey, The New Republic's Rebecca Traister, and Rembert Browne of Grantland.

All In with Chris Hayes

02/23/15

Duration: 7:04

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Oscar's most awkward moments

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Oscar's most awkward moments

From talking about your sex movie with your mom on the red carpet to clunky racial politics, Chris Hayes talks about the most awkward moments of the 2015 Oscars with Flavorwire.com's Jason Bailey, The New Republic's Rebecca Traister, and Rembert Browne...

All In with Chris Hayes

02/23/15

Duration: 6:43

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