PBS’ new POV documentary—which focuses on Oakland’s Radical Monarchs scouts—spotlights women and young girls who advocate self-empowerment, not cookies.

Actor Daniel Dae Kim narrates the five-part series, which takes viewers on a journey of the Asian American experience in America, from the 1850s to the present-day.

PBS will premiere a film that gives voice to school-age Black girls, while highlighting the many ways they are criminalized while learning.

The new documentary follows Claudia Lacy’s fight for justice after her teenage son’s mysterious and public 2014 hanging was deemed a suicide.

The documentary explores how systemic racism resulted in 739 deaths during the 1995 Chicago heat wave—and how disaster could strike again.