441 reactions · 224 shares | In a new special report, FRONTLINE investigates the U.S. response to COVID-19 — from Washington State to Washington D.C. — and examines what happens when politics and science collide. Tune in or stream "Coronavirus Pandemic" starting 4/21. https://to.pbs.org/2UlBr48 | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

89K views · 564 reactions | The day after MLK was assassinated, a class of third graders sat down for a lesson in discrimination they would never forget. Mark MLK Day with our landmark 1985 film "A Class Divided." https://to.pbs.org/2MlVGsB | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

58K views · 178 reactions | More than 18 years after the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan drove the Taliban from power, the U.S. and the Taliban signed a peace deal over the weekend, setting the stage for a possible end to the war. In an exclusive interview earlier this year, FRONTLINE pressed the Taliban’s lead negotiator on how the group might exercise power if the U.S. leaves Afghanistan. Here’s what he said: https://to.pbs.org/32D893j | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

9.5K views · 77 reactions | Our upcoming documentary “Putin’s War at Home” examines how defiant Russians are pushing back against the Russian president’s crackdown on critics of the war in Ukraine. FRONTLINE tells the inside stories of activists and journalists risking arrest and imprisonment to speak out about the war. Premieres 11/1 on PBS: https://to.pbs.org/3FcSnBt | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

Living with war – The frontline city of Kherson Oleksandr Chebotaryóv is the only radiologist left in Kherson. All of his colleagues have left the heavily contested city in southern Ukraine. He has to work in two clinics in order to keep things running. And Russian missile attacks are a daily risk for him and his family. #DWStories | DW Stories

A little more than a year ago, Ukrainian doctor Marta Yuzkiv saw the warning signs and started preparing for war. When Russia invaded her country, she volunteered straight away. She and her husband have been defending Ukraine ever since. Now, they’ve got some long awaited leave from the frontline. | DW Stories