1.5K reactions · 305 shares | "When I watched The National Guard and park police forcibly clear peaceful demonstrators from Lafayette Park...using horses and pepper balls, one image instantly came to my mind. And that was John Lewis, leading non-violent demonstrators in Selma, Alabama in 1965 to demand the right to vote." Filmmaker Kathleen Dowdey shares the importance of John Lewis: Get in the Way. Stream now on the PBS Video app: https://to.pbs.org/37yFu1X | PBS | Facebook

4.4K views · 11K shares | Did you know typical 2-year-old's brain builds up to 2 million new connections every second? Uncover why the brain's growth halts after the age of 2 on THE BRAIN WITH DAVID EAGLEMAN, continuing Wednesday at 10/9c on PBS. | PBS | Facebook

33K views · 192 reactions | "My judge asked me, 'why shouldn't she seek the death penalty?' I said, 'How could you kill an innocent man?' George Floyd didn't have the opportunity to be asked that question. His trial was held in the street." Hear from Christopher Scott, founder of House of Renewed Hope, and watch his story unfold in True Conviction, streaming now on the PBS Video app: https://to.pbs.org/3esGcAs | PBS | Facebook