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Plainspoken

Plainspoken

Since Jimmy Carter left the White House, millions of people of every race, culture, and creed have made the pilgrimage to his hometown of Plains for a glimpse into the folksy life of the modern day peacemaker. Yet Plains is haunted by a segregated past. A train track still divides the town into two–Black and White. Is separate always segregated? Is different always divided? This is Plainspoken.

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Plainspoken

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Special | 56m 49s | The hometown of President Jimmy Carter struggles to move beyond its segregated past. (56m 49s)

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