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This Wednesday, L.A. writer Michael Urban lets his imagination run wild with “Notes From Underground,” a dark vision on where we could be if things take a turn.
Michael Urban is a film and television writer who lives in Los Angeles. His first feature film, “Saved!”, was released in 2004 by MGM/UA. He currently teaches screenwriting at the American Film Institute.
Wednesday 3 p.m.: ‘Notes From Underground’ by Michael Urban monika.mueller.kroll
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This week we revisit a controversial discussion that started earlier in the summer. Amid nationwide and international protests against racism, Germany's Green Party proposed to change Article 3 of the nation's Basic Law by removing "Rasse" - in English, "race" - from the text. (This show originally aired on July 15.)
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