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hulus dopsik and netflix High Pig: How Black Cuisine Transformed America They are among the winners of the 82nd Annual Peabody Awards.

dopsik It is the winner in the Entertainment with FX category reserve dogs, As it turned out, Monday morning. on a tall pig It is the winner of the documentary category with PBS Lord soul!

The other winners were KNXV Politically Accused, New York Times “So They Know We Exist”: Palestinian Film War in Gaza s Transnational Vice News tonight In the news category and on NPR Line: “Afghanistan: the center of the world” On the podcast/radio.

The other prizes will be delivered practically from Tuesday to Thursday. Other categories include art and children and youth. The full list of nominees can be found here.

A total of 30 winners will be selected from the nominees and revealed at the 82nd Annual Peabody Awards, a multi-day virtual celebration taking place June 6-9. Celebrity presenters announce each winner through a short video posted online that includes the winner’s scores.

The Peabody Awards are based at the University of Georgia’s College of Journalism and Mass Communication.

The full list of announced winners, along with the jury’s comments, is as follows.

Documentary

High Pig: How Black Cuisine Transformed America

Nutritionist Dr. Jessica B. Based on Harris’ research, High Pig: How Black Cuisine Transformed America It represents the evolution of black food routes with clarity and fear. Transfer viewers across the Atlantic Ocean from Benin to South Carolina and the East Coast of the United States; on a tall pig It serves as corrective stories that excluded blacks from contributing to this country’s culinary records.
One Story Production and Pilgrim Media Group for Netflix (Netflix)

Lord Soul!

A fun homage to a local TV show. soul! And its creator, businessman Ellis Hazlip, a documentary Lord Soul! It is a celebration of the creative achievements and vitality of black people in late 20th century America, captivating the greatness, self-confidence and revolutionary power of black artists, intellectuals, writers and artists. The period from 1968 to 1972 was an extraordinary period in the history of American culture and television and in Heislip. soul! There was an uncompromising and unrelenting black man who served as a visual and audible record of black Americans at their most radical.
Shoes In The Bed Productions, ITVS, Black Public Media (BPM), WNET (PBS)

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dopsik
dopsik Relive the current opioid epidemic in the United States, now courtesy of the owners of the infamous holy family, Purdue Pharma, the company behind the drug OxyContin. A limited series starring Michael Keaton is really clever and forces us to constantly and unflinchingly observe how the decisions made by the Sackler family and their company led to the destruction of countless lives and families.
Hulu, Danny Strong Productions, John Goldwyn Productions, The Littlefield Company, 20th Television (Hulu)

reserve dogs
reserve dogs Follow the adventures of four young Native Americans – Ellora, Bear, Cheese and Will – as they live in Oklahoma. Co-creators Taika White and Sterling Harjo, a citizen of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, present a long-awaited show that takes seriously the hopes, dreams and energy of its young native heroes as they battle fatherless families, addiction, discrimination and misery. resourcefulness. The series is full of surreal fantasy and dead humor, clearly portraying a sense of lively joy amid fading displacement.
Effects Productions (FX)

news

politically accused

ABC15 Arizona’s report on the arrest of street protesters and the highly dubious tactics used against them by local police is a compelling series that warns us of the continuing erosion of our civil liberties. The investigation found that in 2020, Phoenix police and county prosecutors regularly inflated and rigged grand juries to obtain criminal charges against protesters. As a direct result of this series, 39 criminal protest cases were closed, high-ranking officials resigned, police chiefs were fired, dozens of police officers and prosecutors were fired, and the Department of Justice launched a comprehensive practical investigation.
ABC15 Arizona (KNXV)

transnational

runner-up transnational It reflects the stories of various trans communities around the world: from the Detroit Ballroom to government-sponsored refuges along the way, with stops in Mexico City, the UK and Indonesia. By grouping and crossing them, as was the case with creating a transnational team, the Vice team pushes the global trans community into a monolith that respects the team as individuals, many in a few.
VICE NEWS (VICE News tonight)

“So They Know We Exist”: Palestinian Film War in Gaza

In just 14 heartwarming minutes, “So They Know We Exist” depicts the destruction of civilian life during the 11-day Israel-Hamas war in Gaza in May 2021. A harrowing portrait of the war, from a 10-year-old girl to a sister adolescent; A young man who lost his father; A musician who, by the way, lost his livelihood as a result of the explosion. The document presents a variety of Palestinian civilian perspectives and attests to the resilience of people who continue to survive the trauma of war long after a ceasefire.
New York Times

Podcast/Radio

Line: “Afghanistan: the center of the world”

Throughline, a three-part miniseries about Afghanistan, offers a long-term view of a country that Americans often see as a threat, further reflection, or tragedy, especially after the US Army’s chaotic 2021 withdrawal. an entire “civilization”, the team restores a much-needed sense of scale often lost in our understanding of the region through countless decades and centuries of Western media reporting.
Line (NPR)