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How Forced Arbitration Tipped the Scales

In this scene from "Wall Street #MeToo," Cliff Palefsky, an employment lawyer, says that in the 1990s, no one could work in the securities industry without waiving the right to bring a claim in a public court.

How Forced Arbitration Tipped the Scales

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  • The Bullying Industry | Andy Borowitz: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    The Bullying Industry | Andy Borowitz

    S1 E8 - 4m 37s

    Prominent Americans are eager to declare their opposition to bullying. There’s only one problem, New Yorker magazine humorist Andy Borowitz asserts: we live in an enthusiastically pro-bullying culture. He traces the history of bullying on television and beyond.

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    Episode 8

    S1 E8 - 53m 22s

    Sex ed programs in schools are informed by the past; busting a crime myth; AIDS hot spots; the legacy of napster; Andy Borowitz tackles bullying.

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    The Forgotten History of AIDS

    S1 E8 - 11m 55s

    Rates of H.I.V. infection have fallen in many places, but the AIDS crisis persists in some parts of the country. What can be learned from history – and specifically the story of Ryan White?

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