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The EPIX-Original docu-series America Divided<\/em> features stories about inequality in education, housing, healthcare, labor, criminal justice and the political system \u2013 all woven into an eight-story, five-part series. The full series is now available on multiple platforms, such as EPIX<\/a>, Hulu<\/a>, and Amazon<\/a>. To learn more, visit https:\/\/americadividedseries.com\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n[et_pb_section global_module=\"242498\"][\/et_pb_section]\n One of the eight stories in this groundbreaking series focuses on the divide in housing. In A House Divided<\/em>, legendary TV producer Norman Lear explores housing inequalities in New York City. The creator of \u201cAll in the Family,\u201d \u201cGood Times,\u201d and \u201cThe Jeffersons\u201d speaks with realtors, homeless people, housing activists, landlords and city officials in New York City to explore the city\u2019s affordability crisis, hedge fund speculation on residential housing, and, with the help of the Fair Housing Justice Center (FHJC), goes undercover to investigate housing discrimination and residential segregation.<\/p>\n Since the series aired, thousands have watched Norman Lear explore housing inequalities and uncover housing discrimination in New York. A House Divided<\/em> is an incredible tool to educate people on the nature and pervasiveness of housing discrimination in the New York City region and spark a conversation about how to counter it. If you are interested continuing this conversation, host a screening<\/a> of A House Divided<\/em> in your community or organization.<\/p>\nA House Divided<\/h2>\n
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