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Premiering in 2013, The Latino Americans was the first major documentary series for television to chronicle the rich and varied history and experiences of Latinos, who have helped shape North America over the last 500-plus years and have become, with more than 50 million people, the largest minority group in the U.S.


Episode 2: Empire of Dreams
Documents how the American population begins to be reshaped by the influx of immigrants.


Episode 3: War and Peace
Latino Americans serve their country during WWII but still face discrimination at home.


Episode 4: The New Latinos
Highlights the swelling immigration from Puerto Rico, Cuba and the Dominican Republic.


Episode 6: Peril and Promise
Takes viewers through the past 30 years of immigration and transformation
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Latino Ballplayers Join the Major Leagues
Roberto Clemente was a role model for Latinos in the United States.

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‘New American Girls’- Kassandra
Despite being undocumented, Kassandra was the first in her family to graduate high school.

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‘New American Girls’- Lorella
Inspired by other DREAMers, Lorella forms a student group trying to change tuition law.
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The New Deciders
See how new voters across the nation are exerting their power in surprising ways in 2016.

On Two Fronts: Latinos & Vietnam | Trailer
Explore the Latino experience in a war that burdened working-class communities.


The Hand That Feeds | Promo
The power struggle that turned a single city block into a battlefield over service wages.

The Grown-Ups - Trailer
A humorous, sad and uncomfortable look at the tragic limbo of adults with Down Syndrome.

Kingdom of Shadows (Preview)
The hard choices and destructive consequences of the U.S.-Mexico drug war.
American Graduate Short Films
These five short films are part of a public media initiative supported by Corporation for Public Broadcasting to help local communities across America find solutions to address the dropout crisis. They collectively showcase a diverse array of determined Latino adolescents, from Oakland to Detroit, New York to San Antonio, who have all struggled to overcome challenges — gang violence, drugs, poverty, young motherhood, and language barriers — as they keep their eyes on the prize: a high school diploma


Can't Hold Me Back
Detroit teen Fernando Parraz, an accomplished rapper and budding filmmaker, aims to ...


I Really Want to Make It
Sharon Montano of Oakland decides to go back to school at age 20 after several years of...

American Graduate Shorts: Baby Mama High
A soft-spoken high school senior with two small daughters is forced to choose...


Immigrant High
Immigrant teens face discrimination, language barriers, unfamiliar cultural traditions ...
From Latino Public Broadcasting
Latino Public Broadcasting is the leader of the development, production, acquisition and distribution of non-commercial educational and cultural media that is representative of Latino people, or addresses issues of particular interest to Latino Americans. LPB provides a voice to the diverse Latino community on public media throughout the United States. For more, visit lpbp.org.


El Reloj (The Watch)
El Reloj shows a day in the life of a Zapotec grandfather and his granddaughter.
StoryCorps in partnership with POV
Since 2003, StoryCorps has provided people of all backgrounds and beliefs with the opportunity to record, share and preserve the stories of their lives. Enjoy a colleciton of inspiring stories in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. For more, visit StoryCorps Shorts.

Facundo the Great
The new kid at school becomes a hero when teachers can't find a way to anglicize his name.