The Conversation Remix | Trailer
Season 6
Episode 4
About the Episode
THE CONVERSATION REMIX explores the present catharsis we are living in, following the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Through three character-driven films that present a vibrant collage of people’s lives and experiences, we dive into how the current uprising is impacting communities, and how we can contribute to discussions about racial justice reform.
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| Expires: | Runtime: 1m 54s
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Extras
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FIRSTHAND: Segregation | Collaborative Music Without Genre
Jason Ivy openly talks about his genre-less music and Chicago's segregated music scene.1:14 -
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HBCU Week: Tradition and Competition | Trailer
From Hampton and Howard to NC A&T and NC Central, witness rivalries defining HBCU sports.0:54 -
HBCU Week: Tradition and Competition | Preview
From Hampton and Howard to NC A&T and NC Central, witness rivalries defining HBCU sports.0:30 -
HBCU Week: Beyond the Field | Trailer
From the CIAA to the Bayou Classic, a unique look at sports and spirit that define HBCUs.1:16 -
HBCU Week: Beyond the Field | Preview
From the CIAA to the Bayou Classic, a unique look at sports and spirit that define HBCUs.0:30 -
In the Bubble with Jaime | Growing Up Black and in Poverty
Jaime Harrison talks about his family and shares one particularly difficult story.0:56 -
Beyond the Lens with Emily Harrold and Charlamagne Tha God
A conversation with filmmaker Emily Harrold and executive producer Charlamagne Tha God.23:19 -
In the Bubble with Jaime | Jaime Harrison
Meet Jaime Harrison, 2020 South Carolina candidate running against Sen. Lindsey Graham.0:32 -
FIRSTHAND: Segregation | Trailer
In Chicago, residents strive for equity in a city impacted by the effects of segregation.1:10
