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Thursday, September 07, 2006

Director Kirby Dick brings to light the ways movies are rated. Then, we find out how images helped the world make sense of what happened on 9/11. And Gary Hart calls Democrats to uphold the values he thinks make his party great. And to start it all off, we get updates on Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo on Underreported.

Underreported: Following Up on Uganda and the DRC

On today’s Underreported, Gerald Martone of The International Rescue Committee gives us an update on the longstanding civil war in Northern Uganda, and the devastating effect it’s having on civilians. Then, IRC’s Shannon Meehan checks in with a look at the Democratic Republic of Congo—the country held its ...

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This Film Is Not Yet Rated

Director Kirby Dick shines a spotlight on the Motion Picture Association of America's rating practices in his new documentary "This Film is Not Yet Rated."

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Images from 9/11

The photos and videos taken on 9/11 captured the unimaginable on film. David Friend, Vanity Fair’s editor of creative development, explains how images helped the world make sense of what happened in Watching the World Change.

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Gary Hart's Convictions

Former U.S. Senator Gary Hart urges Democrats to stand up for the principles he believes make his party great--and the country strong--in The Courage of Our Convictions.

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