1970BLACK NEWS SHOW
TV SHOW, BLACK JOURNAL, WITH HOST LOU HOUSE, COVERAGE OF ISSUES CONCERNING BLACK AUDIENCE, 1970
Black Journal’s second report on the Congress of African People held in Atlanta on Labor Day weekend features interviews with some of the major participants. They include: Imamu Amiri Baraka (playwright LeRoi Jones) of the Committee for a Unified Newark; Hayward Henry Jr. chairman of the congress; Jesse Jackson, head of Operation Breadbasket; Richard Hatcher, mayor of Gary, Indiana; Minister Louis Farrakhan, spokesman for the Nation of Islam; Dr. John Henrik Clarke, professor of Black Studies, Hunter College; and Julian Bond, Georgia legislator. There are also performances by jazz artist Pharaoh Sanders and the Last Poets.
Black Journal’s second report on the Congress of African People held in Atlanta on Labor Day weekend features interviews with some of the major participants. They include: Imamu Amiri Baraka (playwright LeRoi Jones) of the Committee for a Unified Newark; Hayward Henry Jr. chairman of the congress; Jesse Jackson, head of Operation Breadbasket; Richard Hatcher, mayor of Gary, Indiana; Minister Louis Farrakhan, spokesman for the Nation of Islam; Dr. John Henrik Clarke, professor of Black Studies, Hunter College; and Julian Bond, Georgia legislator. There are also performances by jazz artist Pharaoh Sanders and the Last Poets.
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BLACK SLUG, COUNTDOWN
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NET ANIMATED GRAPHIC
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| 01:00:19 19.86 |
OPENING GRAPHICS, BLACK JOURNAL, AFRICAN THEMED
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| 01:00:50 50.31 |
CLIPS OF BLACK AMERICA, 1970S
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| 01:01:09 69.98 |
BLACK JOURNALIST, TONY BROWN, TALKS ABOUT ARTICLES IN "MUHAMMAD SPEAKS" DEFAMING THE BLACK JOURNAL PROGRAM REGARDING AFRICA, NOT A CIA PLOT, TALKS ABOUT HIS DECISION TO GO TO ADDIS ABABA. ILLUSTRATES INFIGHTING AMONG BLACK GROUPS
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| 01:02:25 145.85 |
BLACK COMMERCIAL, MALCOLM X SPEAKS ABOUT "HOUSE NEGROS" AND "FIELD NEGROS"
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| 01:04:47 287.05 |
"IT'S NATION TIME" TITLE CARD, JULIAN BOND SPEAKS TO GROUP ABOUT AMERICA'S FAILURES
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| 01:05:29 329.32 |
SOUND BITES BY HAYWARD HENRY, JESSIE JACKSON, MAYOR OF GARY INDIANA- RICHARD HATCHER, BLACK LEADERS 1970S
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| 01:06:34 394.43 |
AFRICAN LEADER, DR. EL HADJ TOURE, SPEAKS IN FRENCH
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| 01:06:58 418.49 |
BLACK CONFERENCE, PERFORMANCE BY "THE CHALLENGERS" OF PHILLY, BLACK DANCERS, STOMPING FEET IN MEXICAN STYLED COSTUMES
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| 01:07:24 444.57 |
PHAROAH SANDERS QUARTET PERFORMS
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| 01:07:39 459.25 |
PAN OF CONGRESS OF AFRICAN PEOPLE CONFERENCE IN ATLANTA GEORGIA, AFRICAN DRESS, AFROS, 1970S
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| 01:08:13 493.48 |
POLITICAL LIBERATION TITLE CARD, LEROI JONES (IMAMU AMIRI BARAKA) HANNIBAL AHMED OF THE HARLEM YOUTH FEDERATION TALK ABOUT THE SUCCESS OF THE CONGRESS AFRICAN PEOPLE
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| 01:09:39 579.41 |
CALLISTUS P. NOLOUU OF ZIMBABWE PLEASED TO MAKE A CONNECTION BETWEEN AFRICANS IN THE US AND IN AFRICA
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BARAKA TALKS ABOUT THE WORKSHOPS AT THE CONGRESS: PUBLIC OFFICE, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION, ALLIANCE AND COALITIONS AND DISRUPTION, BIG AFRO AND BEARD, CUTS TO CLIPS OF BLACK AMERICA
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| 01:11:05 665 |
GROUP CALLED CREATIVITY TALKS ABOUT WHAT THEY ARE WORKING ON, THE ARTS, JEFF DONALDSON OF THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY ART DEPT, ELMA LEWIS OF THE AFRO AMERICAN ARTISTS-BOSTON, DON L. LEE - POET, LARRY NEAL - WRITER
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| 01:12:57 777 |
THE "LAST POETS" PERFORM ON STAGE, BLACK POETRY, LOTS OF THE "N" WORD, SWEATING, TALKING ABOUT HONKIES, ANGRY BLACK MEN TALKING ABOUT DEATH, SCREAMING, PAM OVER TO BLACK AUDIENCE CHEERING
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| 01:14:46 886.36 |
"EDUCATION "TITLE CARD, PRESTON WILCOX OF THE AFRAM ASSOC. OF NY TALKS ABOUT BLACKS CONTROLLING THE CONTENT OF BLACK EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD LEVEL
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| 01:15:42 942.54 |
BLACK AMERICAN PROFESSORS TALK ABOUT EDUCATION, DR JOHN H. CLARKE, PROFESSOR ELLIOT SKINNER, COLUMBIA UNIV. TALKS ABOUT NAMING STREETS IN BLACK COMMUNITIES AFTER BLACK HEROES, "TAKE THE MYSTERY OUT OF HISTORY", TEXTBOOKS
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| 01:17:31 1051.16 |
YOUNG MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN SPEAKS AT MOREHOUSE COLLEGE, CUTS TO CHEERING AFRICAN AMERICAN AUDIENCE, ROUSING SPEECH, COMPARES WHITE MAN TO SATAN, INTRODUCES ELIJAH MUHAMMAD, CUTS TO CHEERING BLACK AUDIENCE
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LEROI JONES, BARAKA, TALKS ABOUT LIVING IN A WORLD CONTROLLED BY WHITE PEOPLE. "THE LAND IS GOING TO CHANGE HANDS". RECITES POEM USES "N" WORD REPEATEDLY, "IT'S NATION TIME"
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JAZZ PERFORMANCE, CUTS TO AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMAN ON CAMPUS, AFRICAN FABRICS AND DRESS, PEOPLE ATTEND THE CONGRESS, PAN AFRICANISM
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| 01:24:34 1474.29 |
A BLACK COMMERCIAL, NINA SIMONE PERFORMS YOUNG, GIFTED AND BLACK, AT MOREHOUSE COLLEGE GYM, 1970S, BIG AFROS, CHEERING AUDIENCE ON THEIR FEET, SIMONE TAKES LONG DRAMATIC BOWS
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| 01:27:54 1674.66 |
BLACK MUSICIANS CARRY INSTRUMENTS THROUGH GHETTO STREETS, 1970S, CARRYING BIG BASS
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| 01:28:37 1717.25 |
COLLECTIVE BLACK ARTISTS TITLE CARD SUPERIMPOSED OVER CLIP OF MUSICIANS IN CITY
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| 01:28:44 1724 |
CU OF BLACK MUSICIANS TALKING ABOUT THE COLLECTIVE, CONTROLLING THEIR OWN MUSIC, 1970S AFROS,
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| 01:29:43 1783.16 |
JAZZ MUSICIANS PERFORMING AT THE SETH LOW COMMUNITY CENTER, ATONAL MUSIC, BASS SAX, MS OF PERCUSSIONIST
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| 01:30:46 1846.03 |
EXT OF MUSE, BRANCH OF BROOKLYN CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
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| 01:30:59 1859.21 |
BLACK MAN, BILL BARRON, GIVES SAX LESSON TO BLACK CHILDREN, LOW ANGLE SHOT, CU OF BLACK FLUTIST, MUSIC LESSONS
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| 01:32:15 1934.99 |
STAND UP BASS LESSON, BLACK AND HISPANIC STUDENT, CALLS EVERYTHING "BLACK MUSIC", HIGH ANGLE SHOT AND DOWN THE NECK OF THE BASS
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| 01:33:32 2012.17 |
JIMMY OWENS CONDUCTS BAND REHEARSAL, ASKS QUESTIONS OF STUDENTS, ECU OF TRUMPET PLAYERS
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| 01:34:34 2074.01 |
JIMMY OWENS, BLACK MUSICIAN AND TEACHER, TALKS ABOUT HOW DIFFICULT IT IS TO MAKE A LIVING, CUS TO CLIPS OF MUSIC LESSONS, TALKS ABOUT THE MUSIC BUSINESS
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| 01:35:39 2139.9 |
BAND PRACTICE, BLACK TEENS, CU AND EXU OF BLACK MUSICIANS PLAYING INSTRUMENTS
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| 01:36:03 2163.18 |
JAZZ BAND PLAYING AT SETH LOW CENTER, BROWNSVILLE BROOKLYN, REGGIE WORKMAN TALKS ABOUT THE MUSIC, CUTS TO BLACK TEENAGE AUDIENCE
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| 01:37:29 2249.2 |
EXT SHOTS OF BROWNSVILLE BROOKLYN, KIDS PLAYING CARDS, GIRLS DOUBLE DUTCH JUMP ROPING
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| 01:37:46 2266.33 |
BLACK BOY BLOWS BUBBLES WITH CHEWING GUM AS HE WATCHES PERFORMANCE, CHILDREN WATCH AFRICAN AMERICAN DANCE
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| 01:38:07 2287.94 |
BLACK CULTURAL PERFORMANCE, ATONAL MUSIC, DANCER AND WOMAN RECITING
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| 01:38:33 2313.33 |
BLACK MUSICIAN TALKS ABOUT LIMITATIONS OF MUSIC IN A CLUB
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AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMANCE AT SETH LOW COMMUNITY CENTER, 1970S
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MS OF KIANE ZAWADI, SAM RIVERS AND OTHER BLACK MUSICIAN, TALK ABOUT MUSICIANS UNITING TO THE FREEDOM MOVEMENT, ECONOMIC CONCERNS, TURNED DOWN RECORD DEALS TO STAY UNITED ?
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| 01:41:31 2491.78 |
BLACK SAXOPHONIST JAMMING, MUSICIANS WALK DOWN CITY STREET
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"A BLACK COMMERCIAL" , BLACK COUPLES IN THE PARK, MAN WITH PROCESSED HAIR IS SHUNNED BY BLACK WOMEN WITH NATURAL HAIR, BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL
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| 01:43:07 2587.15 |
NEWS CORRESPONDENTS SEGMENT: GRANVILLE REED OF BLACK JOURNAL IN JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA REPORTS ON POOR PEOPLE CONFERENCE, IKE PALMORE OF SARASOTA TALKS ABOUT TOKENISM, MIGRANT WORKERS
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BLACK MAN ASKS "YOUNG, BLACK, POOR WOMAN" WHAT SHE IS STRIVING FOR, HER RESPONSE FOLLOWS, 1960S FALCON CAR IN BACKGROUND, JOURNALIST WRAPS UP COVERAGE OF THE FLORIDA'S POOR PEOPLE'S CONFERENCE
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A BLACK COMMERCIAL: BLACK FEMALE FASHION MODELS POSE IN THE DUNES OF A BEACH, NATURAL HAIR, AFROS, A DIG AGAINST DOMINEERING BLACK WOMEN
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| 01:47:02 2822.75 |
GRAPEVINE SEGMENT, ANIMATED GRAPHIC
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| 01:47:11 2831.72 |
INTERVIEW WITH LENA HORNE BY NIKKI GIOVANNI, TALKS ABOUT HER FAILURE IN MARRIAGE TO A BLACK MAN
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| 01:48:07 2887.55 |
ROBERTA FLACK SITS AT PIANO AND SINGS/TALKS ABOUT BEAUTIFUL BLACK ANGELS, BLACK BASSIST PERFORMS SONG TITLED "ANGELITOS NEGROS", BIG AFRO
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| 01:50:11 3011 |
NIKKI GIOVANNI RECITES POEMS, SITS ON A STOOL ON A DARK STAGE, BIG AFRO, TALKS ABOUT BLACK THE DEATHS OF BLACK HEROES
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ROBERTA FLACK CONTINUES SONG
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| 01:52:30 3150.61 |
GRAPHIC FOR BLACK JOURNAL, CALL FOR LETTERS, ADDRESS, BUMPERSTICKERS
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TONY BROWN READS LETTERS FROM VIEWERS, GREAT DECORATED ENVELOPE, MENTIONS A WHITE 16 YEAR OLD VIEWER FROM LONG ISLAND, "RIGHT ON". BROWN SHOWS PICTURE OF BLACK GROUP AN MAKES SEXIST COMMENT
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| 01:54:55 3295.09 |
BLACK NATIONAL ANTHEM SUNG BY KIM WESTON AS SHE WALKS THROUGH A PARK (CENTRAL PARK?). FILM CREW POSES, CREDITS ROLL
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PBS, PUBLIC BROADCAST SERVICE
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BLACK SLUG
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