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9/11 was a bombing that hit major united state places, it killed over 100 people. In the documentary, they focused on the untold truths about it & things we may not know. Throughout the documentary, they were mainly biased against one group of people, the arabians.

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The documentary informs African American females that what your definition of “good hair” could be the exact opposite of another female. The term “good hair” has made the black woman move or put forth effort to having “good hair”. We often use things like perm to have “relaxed” hair, and we do it because we want to fit in or want a european look.

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In the documentary informs African American females on what other African American females think about “good hair”. It also explains what black females have been limited to think since the beginning of time. Black women often use

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Morgan Spurlock believed that McDonald’s was using tactics to lure people into becoming addicted to unhealthy food . To prove this statement he created his own experiment in which he ate McDonald’s for breakfast , lunch , and dinner for 30 consecutive days . In doing so he managed to gain 24 lbs which took him almost two years to lose completely. Not only did he prove this statement after he released this documentary McDonald’s changed their super size option and how people view McDonald’s as a company today.

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This document-series explores how on the outside someone can appear to be living the American Dream with no effort at all but in reality much more work than we know has occurred. The series dives into one man appearing to live the American Dream. The documentary shows that anyone can achieve they’re own “American Dream” depending on how much they want it and how much they are willing to work for a status. Trump wanted a high status and stopped at nothing to achieve it.

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This documentary went into detail of how women's roles in leadership are suppressed. It describes how as little girls they would be taught to be caretakers, to be like a mother, to be beautiful and look a certain way. All of this shut down worlds of possibilities for women. It talked about how even women have the same leadership position as a man, they might not be paid the same amount as men or given the respect they deserve. This documentary does very well to describe the "miss" treatment of women in workplaces. It as well talks about the cruelty that is brought upon women when in a workplace which often diminishes a women's self-esteem, causing a less confident attitude not capable of reaching the leadership position. The "Miss Representation" of women is something that needs to change, and the documentary does very well to do so.

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In this documentary it is fourteen years after the horrific collapse of the twin towers. With a group of scientists and doctors who have been working on the case for the past fourteen years. Trying to uncover and identify remains of victims of the accident so that family can finally have something to bury and have peace. The documentary also recaps certain phone calls from victims in the buildings who’s bodies still have not been recovered; and how they also moved all the debris into an area far from cities so that they could search and recover remains of people.

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Diana- The Business of Abortion: Blood Money

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Diana- The Business of Abortion: Blood Money

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This documentary focused on abortion that was biased towards pro-life. It stated, from a scientific standpoint, that a child is a living thing from the moment that it is conceived and abortion is a form of murder on another human being. It talks about the truths behind the Roe v Wade and Doe v Bolton decisions and the supreme courts' defiance toward the constitution. It gives statistical numbers of reasons why, and the consequences that came after, women aborted. It goes into Planned Parenthood and its founder, Margaret Sanger, whose thoughts resembled those of Hitler.

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Jan Mejia - CBC Market Place Oil Change Scams

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Jan Mejia - CBC Market Place Oil Change Scams

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The documentary revolves around corporate scams and how owners will push their employees to lie for money. The main points of this is they hire a professional mechanic to complete a full diagnostics on a 3 separate cars and fix anything wrong in preparation to take them to an unnamed mechanic shop for an oil change. After the check up is complete and the cars are in perfect condition, they hire 3 very different people to take in the cars to the shops to witness first hand the amount of upscaling they do. When they go in they are almost immediately offered a more expensive oil change which is suppose to be better for the car, and after their inspection with all 3 cars they find an extensive amount of "problems" and pressure the people into paying for a fix. Little did they know there were cameras in the cars which revealed that they charged for all the work but none of it was done. Prices came upwards of $200 for what was suppose to be a simple $20 oil change.

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Olivia: 9/11 Truth, Lies, and Conspiracies

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Olivia: 9/11 Truth, Lies, and Conspiracies

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This documentary chronicled the 9/11 terrorist attack and explored unpopular opinions and theories of who is held responsible, and how the event was executed. The documentary focused more on conspiracy theories than it did actual facts, including very far-fetched opinions on the attack. For example, someone believed that 9/11 was carried out by a bomb and computer graphics, or that the United States Government was behind it all. Personally, I didn't agree with most of these theories and I felt that some of them were exaggerations of the truth. Although, I do think that there are more secrets and information regarding 9/11 that we don't know, and possibly never will.

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This documentary explores the rise and demise of the Black Panther Party from within the organization. In the film it is discussed how racial prejudice, the commonality of revolutions and protest in the 1960's created a spark for the party to rapidly grow in America.

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In the documentary of Miss Representation, it goes into the suppressed roles of women in America. Women’s roles in leadership have always been less then men’s roles. This can be tracked all be way back to how girls as children are raised and taught. Little girls are told to be emotional, caring, and beautiful. And most of society saw women as to be mainly just caretakers or models. The documentary talks about how women are less likely to be in a leadership position because of the dominence of men in society. While women can be in the same roles as men, they are still “miss” treated. Sometimes not paid the same amount and not given the proper respect they deserve.

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Jack Iqbal - 9/11: Truths, Lies, and Conspiracies

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Jack Iqbal - 9/11: Truths, Lies, and Conspiracies

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Fifteen years after 9/11, this documentary directed by Nick London presents the tragedy through the eyes of several individuals that all have different points of view, and opinions regarding it. The one belief that they have in common is that the government (especially the CIA) is keeping information secret, and that it may even be involved in this act of terror.

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This documentary talks about how young women AND men have the intense desire to obtain a bigger butt in half the time. Though the desire is high, the number of 0s in their bank accounts aren’t; so many people turn to the black market to obtain their dreams booties. But not all that glitters is gold and in this case shit hits the fan real quick. These back road operations often leaves the person with extremely deformed backsides often leading to sickness and sometimes death. Though all races of people can and do turn to black market means of getting bigger booties, the documentary focused mainly on black and Latina/o people who chose to take this road, leaving vewiers with a skewed perception.

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In the documentary that I watched, it discussed the evolution of hip hop. It defines what hip hop is about, the stories embedded into the music, and the freedom felt from performing or listening to the music. It shows hip hops impact on global issues such as civil rights, self dounbt and how songwriting could be used as therapy.

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This documentary talks about how young women AND men have the intense desire to obtain a bigger butt in half the time. Though the desire is high, the number of 0s in their bank accounts aren’t; so many people turn to the black market to obtain their dreams booties. But not all that glitters is gold and In this case shit hits the fan real quick.

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Hiroshima was an city in japan that became historicaly know due to the fact that it was the first to be hit by any type of nuclear power. Although the documentary told about the tragedy and what led up to it , they were more focused on how people had to live through it and over come what had happened through their perspectives .

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Tabitha McClendon- 9/11: Truths, Lies, and Conspiracies 

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Tabitha McClendon- 9/11: Truths, Lies, and Conspiracies 

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In this documentary Nick London shows 9/11 fifteen years later from the point of views of a family who lost a father and husband, a former fbi special agent, and a multimillionaire venture capitalist. Throughout the documentary these perspectives were categorized into truths, lies, and conspiracies. Though all of these people may believe something completely different, they all have one thing in common which is that they all feel betrayed by their government. Once by the failure the keep their people safe and again by their failure to own up to their mistakes.

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This documentary followed the book tour of the two authors who wrote Everything That Remains. Throughout the trip, they went all over the country sharing their ideas how less is more. The documentary explained why people continue to consume in excessive amounts and it’s all due to an empty void in every individual that is trying to be filled by buying unnecessary items. It discusses how happiness can be found by making less worth more. On another note, the documentary demonstrated how marketing and commercialism has molded the everyday life of an average american. It has negatively influenced society and social media is being used as the main platform.

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Food inc talked the problems we faced in today’s society where we face when it comes to what we put in and out of our bodies. Food Inc also covered why there is a really big obesity rate. It touched on the point of how a healthy meal that you can buy to cook at home for yourself cost more than a fast food meal, and also how a “ healthy salad “ at a fast food restaurant cost more than your regular cheese burger.

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This documentary explains how rapidly the decriminalization of marijuana is growing in the U.S. It also talks about the different uses of weed, starting from recreational use to medical use, art use, & the use of cannabis in fine dining. The documentary explores a variety of very successful businesses that are all based off Marijuana.

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Mason- H.H Holmes America’s First Serial Killer 

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Mason- H.H Holmes America’s First Serial Killer 

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This documentary is about the first serial killer in America. Holmes was not an ordinary man but he did live an ordinary life, well at least it seemed. The documentary shows how unnoticed things can go in a big city. Violence has been a thing for many many years now in America and this documentary did a great job of highlighting that. All of America was onthe  edge of their seat when Holmes went to trial, and many had something to say about it too. This connects perfectly to what is happening in America still to this day.

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This docu-series explores America’s greed for money that has been corrupt and tainted by lies and bad business which leads to lawsuits, pharmaceutical deaths and angry consumerism. It even goes into depth about the many financial issues our “president“ Donald Trump faced.

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How the relationships with the criminal “justice” system and minorities have changed in history. Due to the privatization of large prisons, they now must keep a large population to make money. So they would inprison large numbers of black populations for long sentences so they can use them for free labor, basically legal slavery through the state and the effects this has on black communities.

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In this documentary they went around the country and discussed different “problems” with our food and food systems. In the doc they discussed problems like over production of animals leads to poor quality food and food control, which leads to diseases in foods. They also discussed the dangers of corn in our farming industry and food industry. They also discussed what’s wrong with fast food and the meat processing plants. They talked about the original conditions in the processing plants and how they were terrible then progressively got better, now they are worse than ever. They talk about how the corporations use illegal undocumented works so they can underpay them and it is easier to use them.

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this documentary explored the issues of poverty from the car industry leaving Detroit, crime from the rise in poverty, police and race relations.