Negro-white relations in the United States (Episode 1 of 4)

Part one of a four-part series wherein the producers present material from the Pacifica Archives, exploring areas of continuing concern. This episode concentrates on various approaches to solutions of race relations problems, documenting racism and the fight for equality in the United States. Includes excerpts of Ronnie Moore of the Congress Of Racial Equality; Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.; James Farmer, national director of the Congress Of Racial Equality telling about the freedom rides; Reverend Ralph Abernathy speaking in Nashville, Tennessee; Thomas Hayden of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee; Reverend Clarence Jordan of Koinonia Farms; Dr. Charles McCoy; James Walker; Tom Gaither of the Congress Of Racial Equality; freedom rider John Lowry; Howard Zinn; Julian Mayfield; Malcolm X; a debate between Malcolm X and Ed Warren; and Anne Braden. Produced by John Ohliger and Ernest Lowe.