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  • Orchestra of typewriters makes new music in a different kind of key

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  • Photographer recounts storied career capturing rock and roll icons

    04:13
  • Holographic exhibit tells how Denmark Jews survived Holocaust

    03:30
  • Artist sculpts famous works of art for visually impaired to enjoy

    03:11
  • Small town in Illinois saves their only grocery store

    03:18
  • Harry Smith looks back at his favorite stories of 2023

    03:12
  • Teen helps thousands of homeless people by donating care packages

    03:02
  • Thai cave survivor finds new life as a student in the US

    03:40
  • Charleston, South Carolina monument honors enslaved ancestors

    03:04
  • Former children’s hospital patient joins Iowa Hawkeyes football team

    03:43
  • Baltimore symphony orchestra names first Black music director

    03:22
  • Veteran walks thousands of miles for Operation Mend

    03:45
  • Spinal surgeon finds new purpose after bicycle accident

    03:29
  • School districts aim to address teacher shortage through affordable housing

    03:19
  • Healthcare CEO ditches tie, dons guitar to moonlight as jazz player

    03:29
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  • How oysters are being used to save America’s waterways

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Inside the networks that have kept ‘Black America’ together

03:37

Famed historian and Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates joins NBC’s Harry Smith in this week’s Sunday Spotlight for a conversation about the unsung social groups, labor unions and other organizations that have guided Black Americans through the darkest chapters in American history.