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Clip: Season 31 Episode 16 | 2m 8s
It is the 1,119th protest in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, South Korea, where Grandma Gil and hundreds of others call for the Japanese government to apologize.
Aired: 10/22/18
Video has closed captioning.
The Apology - Asking the World to Participate
The Apology - Meeting Grandma Cao
In Grandma Cao’s village in China, we hear from villagers and author Zhang Shaun Bing.
The Apology - The Power of Story, Part 2
Grandma Gil tells her story in more detail to a group of Chinese women at a conference.
The Apology - Meeting Grandma Adela
We meet a community of fellow survivors from the war who get together for companionship.
Three former "comfort women" forced into sexual slavery during World War II speak out.
This film tells the story of the first image captured of the Earth from space in 1968.
Two short documentaries explore the history and memory of African-American communities.
A group of Jewish seniors celebrate the Sabbath (Shabbat) at the local Wendy's restaurant.
After their grandmother passes, two siblings begin an epic excavation of her belongings.
A rural poet becomes a sudden star in China, whose writings ponder life, love and pain.
