16mm Filmography
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The Road From Montgomery

Dr Vincent Harding discusses the significance of the South in the civil rights movement, traces the various trains of thought that evolved during this period and describes these attitudes as being typified by such terminology as legal defense, integration, unarmed direct action and armed self-defense.

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  1. Abraham Lincoln, Afro - Americans And The American Dream 1969
  2. Africa Lost And Found - A Dialogue 1969
  3. African Origins Of Organized Societies 1969
  4. Afro - Americans And Radical Politics 1969
  5. Afro - Americans And The Third Party Movement 1969
  6. Deliberate Speed And Marching Blacks 1969
  7. Education And Self Help, 1876 - 1900 1969
  8. Entering The Power Equation 1969
  9. Freedom Cry Of The Fifties 1969
  10. Garvey And His Predecessors 1969
  11. Growth And Achievement Of Black Folk, 1900 - 1917 1969
  12. Harlem Shadows 1969
  13. Northern Reaction, Pt 2 - The Urban Rebellions 1969
  14. Northwest Ordinance And The Constitutional Convention 1969
  15. Our Future With The Third World 1969
  16. Our Spiritual And Cultural Future 1969
  17. Plantation Economy - The Island Case 1969
  18. Politics - Electoral Vs Pressure 1969
  19. Protest's New Prophets 1969
  20. Public Education After The Civil War 1969
  21. Racism And Education 1969
  22. Religion And Politics 1969
  23. Religion And Resistance 1969
  24. Road To Emancipation 1969
  25. Should Second Class Citizens Give First Class Performances 1969

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record

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