funding for america reframed was provided by the john. and catherine t. carthur foundation, wyncote foundation corporation for. additial funding for america reframed provided by open societyoundations, acton family giving, pa foundion, the natial endowment r the arts, and the reva and david logan foundation. (waves lapping) ♪ (splashing) narrator: minutes from waikiki beach lies another hawai'i. i'm fourth generation chinese in the islands, and my comnity has long been part of the fabric of hawai'i. but the covid pandemic put even our chinatown on edge. ♪ chu lan kwock-shubert: there was some racism. anytime we are chinese-looking, people kind of stay away from you, like "ugh, you're diseased," you know? people didn't want to come into chinatow there just wasn't a lot of foot traffic or retail sales. woman (on phone) put that in there. every phone call was like, "i'm sorry, we, we have to shut down, event canceled." week one, the flowers were in the refrigerator. week two, the flowers were in the refrigerator. and my mom was just so heartbroken. she couldn't believe that we had to throw it awa

additional funding is provided by the wyncote foundation, the national endowment for the arts, the reva

additional funding is provided by the wyncote foundation, the national endowment for the arts, the revaprogram, an eye gaze computer. his eye would light up the words. the sentence that he read was "we wanted to fly the kite, "but the wind was too strong." i said, so which word up there describes you? strong, strong, strong. he was six, i knew he could read. - our son, jesse, had cerebral palsy and could not speak. when he was six, the special education director at our local school district said we should send jesse away to massachusetts hospital school. that is not what we did. we fought to have jesse included in general education. - [man] hey, great to meet you. - good to see you. - nice to meet you. nice to meet you as well. - chris. - just so admire your film. she is marge eagan. - intelligent lives will be airing on the world channel on october 22nd at eight p.m. it's a great documentary, you'll love it. marianne leone and chris cooper are the executive producers, it's narrated by chris cooper and it's directed by dan habib. - [jim] the thing i take away which is both positive but