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The Future and the Negro (1965-12-07)
About this film
On September 18, 1965, this concluding program in the History of the Negro People was taped at the Carnegie Endowment International Center in New York City. An invited audience of distinguished persons in the fields of international relations, education and civil rights witnessed, and participated in the event, making it a uniquely fitting capstone to the massive two-year project. National Educational Television invited panelists from Africa, Brazil, Britain and the United States to sum up, as it were, the entire series, and to speculate on the future of the Negro people.
Directors & creators
National Educational Television and Radio Center
Subjects
public broadcasting, AAPB, Ossie Davis, Simeon Adebo, Antonio Olinto, John Hope Franklin, John A. Davis, Basil Davidson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Carnegie Endowment International Center, WNET, National Educational Television, American Society on African Culture, United Nations, racial integration, civil rights movement, economic disparity, systemic racism
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