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THE BLACK PRESS: SOLDIERS WITHOUT SWORDS
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VHS and DVD, 86 minutes, 1998, 
Facilitator Guide Available |
| Archival footage and interviews trace the history of African American newspapers and journalism from the Antebellum period to the Civil Rights Movement. MORE... |
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COLOR ADJUSTMENT
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| VHS, DVD and 16mm, 88 minutes, 1991 |
| Marlon Riggs' study of how network television absorbed deep-seated racial conflict into the non-threatening formats of primetime television. Clips from Amos 'n' Andy, Good Times, Roots and The Cosby Show among others are intercut with interviews with producers, cultural critics and actors. MORE... |
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ETHNIC NOTIONS
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| DVD, 56 minutes, 1987 |
| Scholars shed light on the origins and consequences of anti-Black stereotypes in popular culture from the Antebellum period to the Civil Rights era. MORE... |
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FACES OF THE ENEMY
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VHS and DVD, 57 minutes, 1987, closed captioned on DVD only
Middle East DVD supplement provided with institutional orders only |
| How do individuals and nations dehumanize their enemies? Using documentary footage, interviews, political cartoons, and examples of propaganda, this powerful documentary examines the universal images used in mass persuasion and analyzes the psychological roots of enmity. MORE... |
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KILLING US SOFTLY III
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| DVD, 34 minutes, 1999, |
| Jean Kilbourne's most recent critique of advertising's images of women and gender stereotypes. MORE... |
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LEGACY OF A KIDNAPPING
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| VHS only, 56 minutes, 2000 |
| Lewis Lapham, editor of Harper's Magazine, critiques tabloid journalism and argues it evolved from sensational media coverage of the Lindbergh kidnapping case MORE... |
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PRIME TIME SOUTH AFRICA
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| VHS only, 110 minutes, South Africa, 1995-96, in Setswana, Shangaan, Sotho, Venda, Xhosa and Zulu with English subtitles |
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