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    The black woman who cared for a Klansman

    The temping job that took a young African American woman into the home of a KKK member

  2. Pirates stole my son

    Howie Truong was fleeing Vietnam with his family when pirates intercepted their boat

  3. My mum 'blossomed' as she fought Nigeria’s fake drug barons

    Chidiogo Akunyili-Parr remembers her mother Dora Akunyili’s fearless work

  4. Township lawyer v gold giants, part 2

    Charles sues his country’s richest companies on behalf of black gold miners

  5. Township lawyer v gold giants, part 1

    Apartheid taught Charles to know his place, so how did he end up suing the gold industry?

  6. Mateo the memory keeper

    How one man stopped the stories and songs of his people from being lost forever

  7. Why I travelled with my husband to end his life

    Amy Bloom was determined to support her husband’s decision to end his life on his terms

  8. How I brought my jailer to justice

    Chance brought Syrian journalist Amer Matar face-to-face with his former captor

  9. We need to talk about Carlo

    Donna discovers her ex fiancé’s secret life

  10. India’s first all-women newsroom

    How Dalit childhood friends Kavita and Meera are shaking up journalism in India

  11. When trash met thrash: Paraguay's landfill musicians

    How a youth orchestra of tin-can violins and X-ray drums got the attention of Megadeth

  12. Batonga! How a made-up word guided Angélique Kidjo’s life

    Benin’s multi Grammy-winning diva on her fight for musical freedom and justice for women

  13. My life as a midwife on the frontline

    Anna Kent has delivered babies in some of the most troubled places in the world

  14. You wanted me dead, but look at me now

    Anne’s village thought her disability made her worthless. She had other ideas.

  15. Recipes and storytelling: changing perceptions of Chinese food

    Elizabeth Chong has transformed the reputation of Chinese food and culture in Australia

  16. My revolutionary 70s summer camp

    Jim LeBrecht remembers Camp Jened, a revolutionary summer camp for disabled teenagers

  17. The heart of a heart surgeon

    Stephen Westaby has operated on 12,000 hearts

  18. Coming out as India’s first gay prince

    Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil, heir to a royal dynasty, risked it all to be his true self

  19. Bike-riding bank robber, part 2

    The FBI close in. “It’s a wake-up call when police are trying to shoot you.”

  20. Bike-riding bank robber, part 1

    Olympic hopeful to audacious thief – the racing cyclist who turned to crime

  21. Twenty-three years longing to find my mum

    Omar and Hassan Mohamed are two Somali brothers who never stopped looking for their mum

  22. The Guantanamo Bay Muslim chaplain accused of being a spy

    James Yee was a US soldier who found himself behind bars, threatened with execution

  23. The baby chimpanzees helping me heal

    Mama Zawadi takes care of orphaned chimps caught up in the violence in DR Congo

  24. The Syrian refugee helping people escape Ukraine

    Tareq Alaows had his own perilous journey to safety, now he’s helping others fleeing war

  25. My dad died a Ugandan Aids pioneer

    Tezra Lutaaya's musician dad, Philly Lutaaya, came out publicly as an Aids victim

  26. 'This is what a barrister looks like'

    Alexandra Wilson is the young black woman changing the face of Britain’s legal system

  27. We discovered we were stolen as babies

    Maria Diemar and Daniel Olsson were adopted from Chile and brought up in Sweden

  28. The love story behind Nasa's alien mixtape

    Ann Druyan and Carl Sagan fell in love while making Nasa’s historic Voyager Golden Record

  29. Tales of modern marriage: My Big Fat Greek Wedding

    Nia Vardalos on how her own love story became a hit romantic comedy

  30. How I discovered the Wood Wide Web

    Suzanne Simard discovered how trees communicate underground

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