The Black Kungfu Experience Video Extra
A master of Shaolin Kungfu and fellow devotee describe their dedication to their practice and philosophy.
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Daisy Bates Video Extra
The driving force behind Daisy Bates's activism was the murder of her mother.
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Welcome to Shelbyville Video Extra
Say amen, Shelbyville!
02:34
Me Facing Life Video Extra
Via prison telephone, Cyntoia recounts her past choices and hopes for a better future.
02:34
When I Rise Video Extra 2
Center Point, TX was a "safe haven" for African Americans, with rich musical traditions.
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When I Rise Video Extra 3
Conrad's classmate, Robert Mims, believed students generally approved of desegregation.
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When I Rise Video Extra 1
For Conrad - truly the embodiment of "Amazing Grace" - creativity is essential.
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Blacking Up: Hip-Hop's Remix of Race and Identity Web Exclusive
Is imitation sincerely flattery, or could it be an insidious form of mockery?
2:12
Harlem in Montmartre: A Paris Jazz Story Web Exclusive
A young black entrepreneur in 1920 Paris brought African American jazz musicians to Montmartre.
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Scarred Justice: The Orangeburg Massacre 1968 Web Exclusive
Reenacting an historically controversial event can challenge the documentary standard of objectivity.
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