A recently donated film to the Public Policy collections of the Mudd Manuscript Library, long thought lost has been digitized and is now viewable online. Segregation and the South,a film produced in 1...
Medgar Evers was an activist in the American south that fought for equal rights. On June 12th, 1963, he was assassinated by Byron De La Beckwith. In 1964, Beckwith was tried twice for the murder of Ev...
This film, “Segregation and the South” is a film produced in 1957 that was both written and directed by Civil Rights activist and pacifist James Peck and narrated by prominent voice actor Paul Fre...
News documentary from 1968 hosted by George Foster, exploring the legacy of oppression that remains over 100 years after the abolition of that peculiar intitution. In Part 1, Foster visits Charleston...
Human Zoos tells the shocking story of how thousands of indigenous peoples were put on public display in America in the early decades of the twentieth century. "A racially charged story t...
Picking up where The Slap left off, Black Film archivist and historian CHARLES WOODS (a.k.a. The Professor) explores the Real Reason behind Blaxploitation's rise as a film genre and its sociop...
Black Journal conducts a live 90-minute special framed around the crucial question of whether the physical and cultural survival of Black people in America is possible. The episode brings together ...
Buy the Book/DVD - - In 1831, Nat Turner led a slave rebellion in Virginia that resulted in the murder of local slave owners and their families—as.
Over the decades, Nat Turner's slave rebel...
A methodical case is made against black megachurches, detailing how they’ve acted as predatory leaches on the Christian black community.
“You boast that you serve me, but in truth you serve your ...
Cast (IMDB): Louis Jordan as Schyler Jarvis / Louis Jarvis; June Richmond as June; Milton Woods as Sam Adams; Bea Griffith as Honey Carter / Lovey Linn; David Bethea as Dolph the butler; Lorenzo Tucke...
