Klepper

Jordan trains with a group of Iraq veterans in Killeen, Texas, who put on wrestling shows in order to cope with their PTSD.

Jordan heads to Louisiana's Atchafalaya Basin, where L'eau Est La Vie protesters are trying to stop Energy Transfer from finishing an ecologically disastrous pipeline.

Jordan visits Georgia to see how young undocumented immigrants are pursuing an education despite being banned from enrolling in the state's public universities.

Jordan travels to Mexico to find out why some veterans are getting deported and what activists are doing to raise awareness about the issue.

Jordan meets with Native American activists, politicians and artists to find out why indigenous peoples' struggles are so often overlooked and what we can do to change that.

Jordan and his colleague Kobi Libii embed themselves with two Texan organizations, one white and one black, who use guns as tools for very different kinds of advocacy.