Immigration and New Cities
In this episode, we explore the explosive rise of American cities during the late 1800s and early 1900s. From Ellis Island to ethnic neighborhoods, from nativist backlash to reform movements, discover how waves of new immigrants shaped the cultural, political, and architectural foundations of modern America. We also dive into the grit and growth of city life, the birth of photojournalism, and the hard-won battles for dignity, safety, and inclusion.
Season 3, episode 29, 29 minutes 6 seconds