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Jorge Ramos travels to Clarkston, GA, known as the most ethnically diverse square mile in the U.S. While touring the town with Mayor Ted Terry, Jorge meets the residents who are living proof that diversity not only works, but makes us better. TRIGGER WARNING: This video contains some images of violence.
Jorge Ramos joins a group of young women in real talk about the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh after his Senate hearing. What does this moment mean in the #MeToo era?
Jorge Ramos travels to Puerto Rico, one year after Hurricane Maria devastated the island and killed nearly 3,000 people.
He follows a group of doctors and nurses working to provide healthcare to the growing homeless community after the storm, and talks to Héctor Pesquera about how the government is preparing for the next hurricane. He also meets with Alexandra Lúgaro, who believes that the future of Puerto Rico depends on the strength of its education system.
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Jorge Ramos travels to Connecticut to interview Getty Images special correspondent John Moore where the pair discuss the photographer’s nearly 30 year career and that controversial TIME magazine cover, which put a spotlight on family separation.
Jorge Ramos has traveled around the world in search of stories for over 35 years as a journalist. But now he’s headed back to Los Angeles to revisit one that is deeply personal—his own.