1969BLACK NEWS SHOW
TV SHOW, BLACK JOURNAL, WITH HOST LOU HOUSE, COVERAGE OF ISSUES CONCERNING BLACK AUDIENCE, 1969
03/31/69
The segment on politics in the Deep South will study the work of black office holders and aspirants, such as State Senator Leroy Johnson of Georgia and Charles Evers, who heads an all-black slate in Fayette, Mississippi. It will also examine the failure of the black electorate to make greater inroads into the white-dominated political scene, noting such factors as threats of violence, economic intimidation, and alienation from the political process. From Mary Holmes Junior College in Eastern Mississippi, Black Journal will present an address by Fanny Lou Hamer of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party indicating her intention to challenge Senator Eastland for his seat in 1972. On the floor of the Georgia State Senate, Senator Johnson will be seen in a floor fight for a teacher tenure bill, which was defeated through the pressure of white teachers, who fell that they need less protection than their black opposites.
The health needs of black residents in the Deep South will range such problems as bad sanitation, lack of water, inadequate nutrition and the high mortality rate of mothers during childbirth. It will visit the Tufts Clinic and the Community Hospital in Mound Bayou, Mississippi, which provide virtually the only medical care for blacks in a four county area. At the Tufts Clinic, it will contain an interview with the only black obstetrician in Mississippi and it will examine comprehensive medical health plans throughout the area. The segment will scan the shacks in which precarious health conditions exist and will contain an interview with a midwife – one of a score to who childbirth is entrusted. At a county clinic, the segment will observe the prenatal work of a team for the University of Florida, operating under a Children’s Bureau Grant. The program will also report on the Lowndes County (Alabama) OEO Health Project and the work being conducted at Menarry University, an all-black medical school in Nashville, Tennessee.
On the subject of welfare, the program will investigate the handling of surplus commodities and the distribution of food stamps.
Another segment on Black Journal is devoted to highlights from this week’s UN hearings on apartheid in South Africa. Following the excerpts from the hearings, Black Journal will present a discussion of South African apartheid with Miss Yahne Sangare, a Liberian journalist who is UN foreign correspondent for some 20 African papers. Another discussant will be named.
03/31/69
The segment on politics in the Deep South will study the work of black office holders and aspirants, such as State Senator Leroy Johnson of Georgia and Charles Evers, who heads an all-black slate in Fayette, Mississippi. It will also examine the failure of the black electorate to make greater inroads into the white-dominated political scene, noting such factors as threats of violence, economic intimidation, and alienation from the political process. From Mary Holmes Junior College in Eastern Mississippi, Black Journal will present an address by Fanny Lou Hamer of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party indicating her intention to challenge Senator Eastland for his seat in 1972. On the floor of the Georgia State Senate, Senator Johnson will be seen in a floor fight for a teacher tenure bill, which was defeated through the pressure of white teachers, who fell that they need less protection than their black opposites.
The health needs of black residents in the Deep South will range such problems as bad sanitation, lack of water, inadequate nutrition and the high mortality rate of mothers during childbirth. It will visit the Tufts Clinic and the Community Hospital in Mound Bayou, Mississippi, which provide virtually the only medical care for blacks in a four county area. At the Tufts Clinic, it will contain an interview with the only black obstetrician in Mississippi and it will examine comprehensive medical health plans throughout the area. The segment will scan the shacks in which precarious health conditions exist and will contain an interview with a midwife – one of a score to who childbirth is entrusted. At a county clinic, the segment will observe the prenatal work of a team for the University of Florida, operating under a Children’s Bureau Grant. The program will also report on the Lowndes County (Alabama) OEO Health Project and the work being conducted at Menarry University, an all-black medical school in Nashville, Tennessee.
On the subject of welfare, the program will investigate the handling of surplus commodities and the distribution of food stamps.
Another segment on Black Journal is devoted to highlights from this week’s UN hearings on apartheid in South Africa. Following the excerpts from the hearings, Black Journal will present a discussion of South African apartheid with Miss Yahne Sangare, a Liberian journalist who is UN foreign correspondent for some 20 African papers. Another discussant will be named.
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| 01:00:47 38.82 |
SHOW'S OPENING GRAPHICS AND MUSIC: BLACK JOURNAL
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| 01:01:08 59.42 |
HOST, LOU HOUSE, GREETS VIEWERS, "JAMBO", WEARING BEARD AND DASHIKI, INTRODUCES SHOW, "BIAFRA AMERICA STYLE"
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| 01:01:46 97.83 |
SOUND OF CRYING BABY, PAN OF RURAL SOUTH, SHACK IN COTTON FIELDS
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| 01:02:06 117.67 |
POV MOVING VEHICLE OF SOUTHERN POVERTY, BLACK WOMAN WORKS IN YARD WASHING LAUNDRY IN TUB
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| 01:02:20 131.2 |
BLACK MAN USING AXE, CHOPPING AT TREE STUMP
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| 01:02:25 136 |
CU OF WAVING GRAINS,CAMERA RE-FOCUSES ON DISTANT BLACK MAN WITH PLOW SHARE PULLED BY TWO MULES, RURAL SOUTH FARMS, 1960S
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| 01:02:43 154.3 |
VIEWS IN CLINIC OR HOSPITAL IN RURAL SOUTH, BLACK PEOPLE IN WAITING ROOM
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| 01:02:52 163.43 |
CU OF CRYING BABY BOY, MALNUTRITIONED, CAMERA ZOOMS OUT, WHITE DOCTOR DISCUSSES HIS CONDITION
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| 01:03:23 194.35 |
BLACK BABY IN DOCTOR'S EXAMINATION ROOM, HAS HEEL PRICKED FOR BLOOD TEST
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| 01:03:45 216.46 |
CAMERA ZOOMS IN ON MOTHER AND FAT BABY BOY IN DOCTOR'S OFFICE, CLINIC, BOLIVAR COUNTY MISSISSIPPI
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| 01:03:52 223.53 |
CU OF BLACK MOTHER AND CHILD, 1960S
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| 01:04:02 232.99 |
CLOSE UPS OF FAT BLACK BABIES
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| 01:04:24 255.67 |
LIGHT SKINNED BLACK DOCTOR TALKS ABOUT THE BLOOD TEST RESULTS FOUND IN CHILDREN IN HIS CLINIC
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| 01:04:47 278.09 |
BLACK BABY IN DIAPER WITH MOTHER IN WAITING ROOM OF CLINIC
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| 01:04:53 284.83 |
BLACK MOTHER WITH INFANT AND TODDLER, BRACE ON MOTHER'S LEG, POLIO VICTIM ?
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| 01:05:05 296.6 |
BLACK CHILDREN IN DEEP SOUTH, MOTHER WITH MANY CHILDREN ON PORCH OF SHACK
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| 01:05:17 308.77 |
BLACK DOCTOR IN SOUTH, TALKS ABOUT PRESENCE OF PARASITES IN STOOL SAMPLES
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| 01:05:31 322.98 |
WHITE PRIEST, FATHER JOHN CROWLEY, OF GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL IN SELMA, ALABAMA, TRACKING SHOT, EXT OF HOSPITAL, 1960S CARS
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| 01:06:06 357.61 |
1960S CARS TRAVEL OVER BRIDGE, CAMERA ZOOMS OUT TO REVEALS SIGNS ON CHAIN LINK FENCE, FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS, WELCOME TO SELMA SIGN
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| 01:06:22 373.73 |
POV MOVING CAR OF SOUTHERN POVERTY, RAMSHACKLE SHACKS
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| 01:06:45 396.07 |
CU OF BLACK WOMAN, NURSE, TALKS ABOUT DELIVERING BABIES IN THE DEEP SOUTH, 1968, ADVICE FOR PRENATAL CARE, MIDWIFE
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| 01:08:37 508.51 |
CU OF BLACK BABY, CAMERA ZOOMS OUT TO BABY ON LAP OF MOTHER IN CLINIC,MEDICAL
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| 01:08:53 524.78 |
MS OF BLACK FEMALE DOCTOR, DR. HELEN BARNES, TALKS ABOUT HOME BIRTHS IN THE SOUTH
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| 01:09:45 576.34 |
BLACK MOTHERS AND BABIES, 1960S
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| 01:09:47 578.49 |
WAITING ROOM IN MEDICAL OFFICE OR CLINIC
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| 01:09:56 587.01 |
MS OF BLACK NURSE IN UNIFORM, PATIENT IN WHEELCHAIR
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| 01:10:11 602.33 |
BLACK NURSE LOOKS AT CHILD IN WAITING ROOM
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| 01:10:24 615.87 |
DIRECTOR, DEAN, DR. RALPH CAZORT, BLACK MALE TALKS ABOUT THE STUDENTS AT A MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE IN THE SOUTH, MOST LEAVE THE SOUTH AND GO PRACTICE IN THE GHETTOS OF THE NORTH
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| 01:11:09 660.83 |
JACK GEIGER, WHITE MAN TALKS ABOUT PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUES IN THE SOUTH, DIRTY WATER
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| 01:11:29 680.91 |
DOG OUTSIDE SHACK
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| 01:11:36 687.76 |
PANS OF RUN DOWN SHACKS, SOUTHERN POVERTY, KIDS PLAYING, PAN OVER TO BLACK MAN TALKING ABOUT HEALTH ISSUE
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| 01:12:34 745.58 |
MS OF BLACK MAN TALKING ABOUT OUTHOUSES, PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS
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| 01:12:58 769.9 |
BLACK WOMAN WITH AFRO TALKS ABOUT FOOD STAMPS AND SUBSIDY PROGRAMS
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| 01:13:32 803.67 |
CU OF COTTON EQUIPMENT, SMALL SOUTHERN TOWN
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| 01:13:38 809.77 |
EXT OF TOWN HALL SMALL TOWN, SOUTH, MEN WAIT OUTSIDE, BLACK MAN ON CRUTCHES, WEARS OVERALLS
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| 01:13:51 822.46 |
BLACK WOMEN WITH KERCHIEFS, CU OF WOMAN ASKED ABOUT INCOME AND EXPENSES, FOOD STAMPS
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| 01:14:50 881.95 |
BLACK WOMAN IS ASKED ABOUT WHAT THEY PAY FOR FOOD STAMPS
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| 01:15:10 901.91 |
BLACK MAN IN OVERALLS, SOUTH, ASKED ABOUT 13 FAMILY MEMBERS, PAY FOR FOOD STAMPS
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| 01:15:42 933.34 |
BLACK MEN AND WOMEN ON LINE OUTSIDE TOWN HALL, CALLING OUT NUMBERS, WAITING TO GO GET FOOD STAMPS
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| 01:16:46 997.44 |
BLACK FOLKS OUTSIDE BUILDING IN DEEP SOUTH, LOADING UP CARS
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| 01:16:51 1002.55 |
WOMAN PACKING UP CANS OF FOOD, TALKS ABOUT FEEDING HER FAMILY, BLACKS MEN LOAD UP FEED SACKS WITH FOOD, GOVERNMENT FOOD, POVERTY DEEP SOUTH
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| 01:17:38 1049.58 |
BLACK WOMAN IN POLKA DOT KERCHIEF TALKS ABOUT FOOD SHE RECEIVES, MEATS, CANNED FOOD, BUTTER BEANS, GRITS DEEP SOUTH
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| 01:18:28 1099.64 |
DR. HOWARD MEADOWS, LOWNDES COUNTY ALABAMA, HEALTH DIRECTOR
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| 01:18:51 1122.27 |
BLACK BOYS ON WOODEN WAGON PULLED BY MULE, SITTING ON METAL BARREL, 50 GALLON DRUM
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| 01:19:07 1138.77 |
BLACK BOY WITH HOSE ATTACHES IT TO PIPE AND FILLS BARREL ON WAGON, VOICE OVER TALKS ABOUT LACK OF WATER IN COUNTY
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| 01:19:53 1184.33 |
CU OF MERRY GO ROUND FILLED WITH BLACK KIDS, SCHOOL YARD
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| 01:20:06 1197.16 |
PAN OF BLACK SCHOOL CHILDREN
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| 01:20:12 1203.94 |
BLACK GIRL IS ASKED ABOUT SCHOOL LUNCH, FREE LUNCH LINES
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| 01:20:45 1236.95 |
BLACK DENTIST TALKS ABOUT DENTAL PROBLEMS, NO HYGIENE, LACK OF DENTISTS
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| 01:21:11 1262.13 |
PAN FROM TALL PINE TREES TO RURAL SHACK
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| 01:21:26 1276.99 |
LOOKS LIKE NOOSE, CLOTHES ON HANGERS, CABIN INT
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| 01:21:31 1282.92 |
BLACK MOTHER AND CHILD
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| 01:21:37 1288.6 |
BLACK CHILD LOOKS OUT WINDOW OF SHACK
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| 01:21:45 1296.09 |
PAN OF RURAL FARM LAND, BLACK FAMILY SITS ON PORCH OF SHACK, LAUNDRY ON THE LINE, FLAPPING IN THE WIND, CAMERA ZOOMS IN ON INTERVIEW, TALKING ABOUT GETTING WATER DAILY FOR FAMILY OF 13,
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| 01:23:13 1384.27 |
MS OF BLACK WOMAN WITH BABY, SITTING ON PORCH OF SHACK, MOTHER OF 11, MOST DELIVERED AT HOME BY MIDWIVES, DEEP SOUTH, 1960S, HUSBAND MAKES $60 DOLLARS IN A GOOD MONTH
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| 01:24:15 1446.03 |
CLOTHES LINE, WHITES HANGING OUT TO DRY, RURAL SOUTH, RUN DOWN SHACK, HOME TO FAMILY OF 13
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| 01:24:26 1457.32 |
SHOW'S GRAPHIC: PEOPLE AND EVENTS IN THE NEWS
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| 01:24:38 1469.01 |
WILLIAM GREAVES TALKS ABOUT WHITE DOCTOR WHO WAS BEAT BY WHITE HOODLUMS FOR HIS WORK WITH BLACKS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
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| 01:24:58 1489.31 |
STILL OF DEMONSTRATORS PROTESTING CALIFORNIA GRAPES
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| 01:25:07 1498.65 |
JOURNALIST TALKS ABOUT FEDERAL NUTRITION SURVEYS NATIONWIDE STUDY OF MALNUTRITION AMONG URBAN WELFARE RECIPIENTS
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| 01:25:30 1521.78 |
STILL OF BLACK SCIENTIST, 1960S, WORKS IN LABORATORY
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| 01:25:36 1527.67 |
BLACK JOURNALIST
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| 01:25:41 1532.55 |
STILL OF BLACK SCIENTIST WITH VIALS
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| 01:25:50 1540.99 |
BLACK JOURNALIST
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| 01:25:58 1549 |
STILL OF JOSEPHINE BAKER IN COSTUME
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| 01:26:03 1554.14 |
BLACK JOURNALIST TALKS ABOUT JOSEPHINE BAKER BEING HOSPITALIZED FOR EXPOSURE AND BRUISES
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| 01:26:09 1560.91 |
STILL OF BAKER'S CHATEAU IN FRANCE
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| 01:26:13 1564.72 |
HIGH ANGLE SHOT OF LARGE GROUP OF CHILDREN EATING AT HUGE TABLE
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| 01:26:21 1572.01 |
STILL OF JOSEPHINE BAKER WITH GROUP OF CHILDREN
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| 01:26:24 1575.41 |
JOSEPHINE BAKER SITS OUTSIDE CHATEAU
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| 01:26:29 1580.43 |
BLACK JOURNALIST REPORTS ON STUDENTS EXPELLED FROM NYC HIGH SCHOOL
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| 01:26:46 1597.01 |
BLACK EDUCATOR
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| 01:26:52 1603.51 |
CU OF CHAINED AND LOCKED GATE
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| 01:26:58 1609.19 |
STILL OF ANGRY BLACK STUDENTS
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| 01:27:03 1614.74 |
BLACK JOURNALIST TALKS ABOUT THE NYC TEACHER'S UNION STRIKE 1967
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| 01:27:19 1630.68 |
HOST, LOU HOUSE, INTRODUCES SEGMENT ABOUT BLACK POLITICAL RIGHTS
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| 01:27:44 1655.31 |
CLIPS OF CIVIL RIGHTS MARCH OVER EDMUND PETTUS BRIDGE
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| 01:28:00 1671.57 |
PROTESTERS BEING BRUTALIZED BY COPS, SELMA 1965, COPS ON HORSEBACK, GUNSHOTS, TEAR GAS AT SELMA MARCH
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| 01:28:18 1689.07 |
INJURED HELP UP AND WHEELED ON STRETCHERS
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| 01:28:26 1697.32 |
PAN OF BLACK PROTESTERS
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| 01:28:44 1715.88 |
OVERHEAD SHOT OF BLACK PROTESTERS, CROWDS OF VOTERS
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| 01:29:02 1733.4 |
CAMERA ZOOMS OUT FROM RIFLE ON GUN RACK IN BACK OF TRUCK
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| 01:29:08 1739.14 |
BLACK MAN AT WHEEL OF CAR TALKS ABOUT FEELING SAFER WITH A GUN, SHOWS HIS HANDGUN ON THE DASHBOARD OF CAR, 1960S CAR
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| 01:29:27 1758.02 |
BLACK MAN AT MEETING TALKS ABOUT BLACK MAN BEING SHOT FOR VOTING
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| 01:29:35 1766.36 |
REAR VIEW OF 1960S CHEVROLET TRUCK WITH GUN IN GUN RACK
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| 01:29:46 1777.67 |
CU OF BLACK WOMAN TALKING ABOUT BEING VIOLENT
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| 01:29:55 1786.73 |
POV FOLLOWING MOVING FORD PICKUP TRUCK WITH TWO RIFLES IN GUN RACK
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| 01:30:01 1792.95 |
CU OF BLACK MAN TALKING ABOUT WHITE VIOLENCE AND BLACKS ARMING THEMSELVES
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| 01:30:08 1799.62 |
MS OF BLACK MAN TALKING ABOUT WHITES ONLY SHOOTING YOU IN THE BACK
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| 01:30:29 1820.68 |
CU OF GUN
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| 01:30:32 1823.41 |
EXT OF SOUTHERN CHURCH
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| 01:30:39 1830.36 |
INT OF BLACK CHURCH, BOUT YAWNS, PAN OF PEWS
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| 01:30:46 1837.28 |
MS OF PREACHER IN BLACK CHURCH, 1960S
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| 01:30:54 1845.47 |
CU OF BLACK WOMAN IN CHURCH HOLDING BABY
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| 01:31:00 1851.89 |
CU OF ENDERLY BLACK HANDS IN CHURCH
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| 01:31:07 1858.02 |
CU OF BLACK PREACHER
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| 01:31:09 1860.9 |
MS OF PARTY FOUNDER JOHN HEWLETT, CU
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| 01:31:26 1877.41 |
CU OF BLACK MEN LISTENING AT MEETING, CUTS TO CU OF SPEAKER TALKING ABOUT EDUCATION IN THE DEEP SOUTH
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| 01:32:04 1915.8 |
BLACK MEN STAND OUTSIDE BUILDING, WITH "SAY PEPSI PLEASE" SIGN, DEEP SOUTH, FARMERS WEARING OVERALLS
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| 01:32:12 1923.07 |
OLD BLACK MAN SPEAKS INTELLIGENTLY ABOUT HUMANITY AND RACE RELATIONS
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| 01:32:46 1957.03 |
BLACK MAN CHOPPING TREES OUTSIDE RURAL SHACK
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| 01:32:51 1962.19 |
CU OF OLD BLACK WOMAN AND WOMAN, MONTAGE OF THE DEEP SOUTH
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| 01:33:08 1979.25 |
AERIAL SHOT OF MEMPHIS
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| 01:33:14 1985.59 |
BLACK MAN TALKS ABOUT SCARE TACTICS USED IN THE WHITE COMMUNITY TO PASS "RUNOFF LAW"
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| 01:33:47 2018.82 |
BLACK WOMEN TALK ABOUT ELECTION DISTRICT GETTING REDRAWN TO CONTROL THE POWER BY WHITES
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| 01:34:08 2039.44 |
FANNIE LOU HAMER, MISSISSIPPI FREEDOM PARTY, TALKS ABOUT YOUNG BLACKS SHOULD STAY IN THE SOUTH AND FIX IT INSTEAD OF DEALING WITH WHITE HYPOCRITES IN THE NORTH, LOOKS LIKE OPRAH
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| 01:34:38 2069.19 |
FANNIE LOU HAMER TALKS ABOUT VOTER REGISTRATIONS IN THE SOUTH, 1960S, PAN TO AUDIENCE APPLAUDING WILDLY
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| 01:35:25 2116.19 |
CLIPS FROM SOUTHWIDE CONFERENCE FOR BLACK ELECTED OFFICIALS
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| 01:35:49 2140.51 |
MS OF TANYA BANKS
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| 01:36:01 2152.34 |
TANYA BANKS TALKS TO BLACK SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS ABOUT HOW TO FIRE PRINCIPAL
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| 01:36:50 2201.68 |
OVERHEAD SHOT OF THE STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN ATLANTA GEORGIA, CAMERA ZOOMS IN ON BLACK ELECTED OFFICIALS, LEROY JOHNSON OFF CAMERA TALKING ABOUT TEACHER TENURE LAW
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| 01:37:42 2253.03 |
WHITE LEGISLATOR TALKS AT PODIUM
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| 01:37:46 2257.79 |
LEROY JOHNSON, BLACK ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE TALKS AT PODIUM ABOUT TEACHER TENURE, ARGUES WITH WHITE LEGISLATOR
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| 01:38:53 2324.46 |
US AND GEORGIA FLAG WITH CONFEDERATE FLAG INSERT HANGS IN BUILDING
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| 01:38:58 2329.6 |
REP. LEROY JOHNSON TALKS ABOUT FIGHTING AGAINST THE ODDS
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| 01:39:17 2348.64 |
STILLS OF HISTORIC SOUTHERN BLACK LEGISLATORS
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| 01:39:42 2373.89 |
POV MOVING CAR OF MISSISSIPPI RURAL AREAS
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| 01:39:52 2383.84 |
ROBERT CLARKE, BLACK MAN IN SUIT DRIVING CAR, BLACK ELECTED LEGISLATOR
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| 01:40:25 2416.67 |
POV MOVING CAR OF RURAL SOUTH POVERTY, SHACKS
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| 01:40:44 2435.44 |
BLACK LEGISLATOR LOOKING AT AND TALKING ABOUT SHACKS AND HOUSING PROJECTS, FACE OPPOSITION FROM SHACK OWNERS
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| 01:41:17 2468.32 |
BLACK LEGISLATOR, ROBERT CLARKE, DRIVING AND TALKING ABOUT "TOP NIGGERS"
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| 01:41:31 2482.67 |
BLACK MEN TALKING AT DESK ABOUT THE HIGH COST OF BUYING FOOD STAMPS
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| 01:42:21 2532.72 |
EXT OF CAMPAIGN OFFICE OF HAWKINS FOR GOVERNOR
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| 01:42:26 2537.98 |
INT OR POLITICAL MEETING WOMEN LISTEN AT PRESS CONFERERNCE
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| 01:42:31 2542.97 |
REGINALD HAWKINS, FIRST BLACK CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA, TALKING TO BLACK FAMILY
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| 01:43:09 2580.8 |
BLACK MAN CAMPAIGNING IN STORE, TALKS TO WHITE WOMAN AND CHILDREN
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| 01:43:28 2599.76 |
BLACK CANDIDATE, 1968, CAMPAIGNING, SHAKES HANDS WITH WHITE MAN, CU OF HANDS
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| 01:43:55 2626.8 |
MS OF CHARLES EVERS, BROTHER OF MEDGAR EVERS, CAMPAIGNING FOR MAYOR OF FAYETTE MISSISSIPPI, TALKING TO BLACK RESIDENTS
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| 01:44:20 2651.1 |
ECU OF CHARLES EVERS, ZOOM OUT, TALKING TO ELDERLY MAN
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| 01:44:54 2685.16 |
CHARLES EVERS TALKING ABOUT THE DENIAL OF REPRESENTATION
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| 01:45:55 2746.26 |
SHOW'S GRAPHIC
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| 01:46:07 2758.53 |
CAMERA ZOOMS INTO BRONZE BUST OF BLACK MAN, WEB DU BOIS
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| 01:46:20 2771.46 |
WILLIAM GREAVES, JOURNALIST TALKS ABOUT WEB DU BOIS, CUTS TO STILLS OF WEB DU BOIS
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| 01:47:00 2811.72 |
LOU HOUSE AT THE SCHOMBURG COLLECTION OF THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, SPEAKS TO BLACK FEMALE LIBRARIAN MRS. JEAN HUDSON, CUT TO CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS FOR BLACK YOUTH "THE BROWNIES BOOK"
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| 01:48:25 2896.12 |
BLACK SCHOLARS AT SCHOMBURG CENTER, 1968
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| 01:48:34 2905.65 |
LOU HOUSE TALKS ABOUT THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION, TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE AND THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE, STILLS OF HISTORIC ILLUSTRATION, BLACK ROLE IN HISTORY
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| 01:49:50 2981.51 |
WILIAM GREAVES TALKS ABOUT JAMES EARL RAY'S DEFENDER
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| 01:50:13 3004.31 |
STILL OF ATTORNEY STONER WITH CONFEDERATE FLAGS ON HIS BOWTIE, KU KLUX KLAN
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| 01:50:37 3028.89 |
PAN OF WHITE CONSPIRATORS IN THE MURDER OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING
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| 01:50:53 3044.72 |
MS OF BLACK WOMAN TALKING ABOUT HER EXPERIENCE WHEN DR. KING WAS SHOT
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| 01:51:40 3091.39 |
BLACK SOLDIER TALKS ABOUT HIS REACTION TO KING'S DEATH
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| 01:52:18 3129.05 |
BLACK MAN TALKS ABOUT KING
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| 01:52:25 3136.15 |
PAN OF CHURCH SERVICE FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING, CORETTA SCOTT KING HOLDING HER BABY DAUGHTER AND HOLDING BACK THE TEARS
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| 01:52:48 3159.73 |
BLACK CHOIR SINGING AT SERVICE, SOLOIST
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| 01:53:19 3190.73 |
KING'S COFFIN IN CHURCH
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| 01:53:22 3193.56 |
CLIPS OF KING'S FUNERAL, CARRYING OUT THE COFFIN, KING'S SPEECH SOUND TRACK, HUGE FUNERAL PROCESSION
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| 01:55:02 3293.66 |
STILLS OF MARTIN LUTHER KING MARCHING AND SPEAKING, MONTAGE
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| 01:56:24 3375.88 |
LOU HOUSE SAYS GOOD NIGHT
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| 01:56:49 3400.75 |
CLOSING CREDITS
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