Blacks — History.
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Jackson State and Kent State / produced by Bob Franklin.
Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general.|JACKSON STATE AND KENT STATE / produced by Bob Franklin. – SERIES: Like it is| no. 47-90 – Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general. – CONTENT: Examination of…
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African heritage / produced by Mary Lenox.
Series which explores the accomplishments of Black women throughout history. Professor Mary Lenox challenges stereotypes and introduces new role models for Black women.|AFRICAN HERITAGE / produced by Mary Lenox. SERIES: Black women : catalyst for change| no. 1 Series which explores the accomplishments of Black women throughout history. Professor Mary Lenox challenges stereotypes and introduces…
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For the Union we must stand / produced by Brenda McCallum.
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New Deal of expectations / by Ted Vincent.
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The Contribution of American-Americans to world civilization / Tony Browder ; interviewed by Bob Franklin.
Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in general.|THE CONTRIBUTION OF AMERICAN-AMERICANS TO WORLD CIVILIATION : Tony Browder / interviewed by Bob Franklin. – SERIES: Like it is| no. 20-92 – Series which examines contemporary issues concerning the African-American community, and their potential effects on society in…
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Malcolm X : a panel discussion / moderated by Manning Marable ; produced by Bill Wax.
Panel discussion about Malcolm X commemorating his birthday of May 19, 1925. Four panelists discuss Malcolm X’s philosophy and how those ideas are relevant today and into the future. The discussion address issues such as: is America a racist socity?; should Malcolm X be considered a hero for African Americans?; and how the destruction of…
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A Black G.I. in Vietnam /
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They thought they were free / Milton Mayer and Robert Schutz.

