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South : with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
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South : with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Autore: Henry Louis Gates; Dan Percival; Mary Crisp; Wall to Wall Television.; Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.); Tutti gli autori
Editore: [Alexandria, Va.] : PBS Video, [2005, 2003]
Edizione/Formato:  Video  Computer File  Materiale visivo : English
Sommario:
Gates travels to Memphis, Birmingham and Atlanta - once the battlegrounds on which civil rights were won for black southerners in the 1950s and 60s. The very cities from which African Americans fled during the era of legal segregation are today drawing them back by the tens of thousands. But how much have these cities really changed since the civil rights era? Interviewees include Morgan Freeman and Maya Angelou.
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Genere/forma: Interviews
Persona incaricata: Henry Louis Gates
Tipo materiale: Videorecording
Tipo documento: Materiale visivo, Computer File
Tutti gli autori / Collaboratori: Henry Louis Gates; Dan Percival; Mary Crisp; Wall to Wall Television.; Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.); British Broadcasting Corporation.; PBS Video.; VIVA, the Virtual Library of Virginia.
Numero OCLC: 123076908
Note: Originally broadcast in 2003.
Riconoscimenti: Film editors, Jason Savage, Annette Williams, Mark Gravil ; original music, Murray Gold.
Descrizione: 1 streaming video file (ca. 55 min.) : digital, MP4 file, sd., col. with b&w sequences.
Dettagli: Mode of access: Internet.; Online video system requirements: QuickTime 7 player (or equivalent).
Altri titoli: Black Belt
America beyond the color line, with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. (Television program)
Responsabilità: the Black Belt. ; directors, Daniel Percival and Mary Crisp.

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Gates travels to Memphis, Birmingham and Atlanta - once the battlegrounds on which civil rights were won for black southerners in the 1950s and 60s. The very cities from which African Americans fled during the era of legal segregation are today drawing them back by the tens of thousands. But how much have these cities really changed since the civil rights era? Interviewees include Morgan Freeman and Maya Angelou.

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