02:01
Celebrating 10 Years of Voices of the Civil Rights Movement
06:02
Choosing a Camp in the Movement
06:36
Different Camps, Same Goal
08:21
The Houston Civil Rights Movement: Students, Dr. King, and Desegregation
08:16
The Robinson Family: Three Generations of Service and Leadership
09:08
Broadcast Pioneer Billye Aaron on How She ‘Opened the Door’ for Black Girls
08:55
Power of Unity: The Atlanta Student Movement
06:45
Combining Movements: Civil Rights and Environment
07:58
The Freedom Riders: Journey to Desegregation
09:24
Thurgood Marshall, Desegregation, and HBCUs
07:44
Baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron: ‘I Had Threats All Day’
05:29
From Slavery to Big Business: Carrying Forward Alonzo Herndon’s Legacy
09:36
Melba Moore: A Voice for Equality
06:01
Impact of an Image: Protesters Threatened With Acid
04:34
Racism and Resolution
02:58
A Movement of the Masses
04:32
Witnessing the Movement on Television
04:35
The Civil Rights Act of 1964
04:30
Taking Pride in the Movement
10:38
A Lifetime Career With the NAACP
04:30
From Sharecropper to the White House
04:31
Covering the March on Washington
05:18
A Tuskegee Airman's Story
04:53
Pioneering Equity in Medicine
03:58
The Civil Rights Movement and a Mother's Influence
05:17
Navigating the Pressures of a Warrior
04:49
Returning to Mississippi
04:37
The 'Father' of St. Augustine's Civil Rights Movement
04:29
A Civil Rights Protester
05:02
Florida College Students Protest Segregation
05:07
Stax: Discrimination and Black Artists
04:31
Motown: Racism in Radio
04:23
Stax: The Importance of Black Radio
04:29
Motown: Discrimination in the Music Industry
05:45
Stax: Discrimination While On Tour
04:34
Motown: Touring Musicians and Racial Discrimination
10:32
Integrating a Major U.S. Orchestra
04:24
Negroes Don’t Perform Classical Music
04:31
Motown: The Message of Peace in Music
08:25
Juneteenth and the Origins of Emancipation Park
06:34
Equality vs. Integration
05:40
Stax: James Alexander of the Bar-Kays
06:14
Influencing the Movement for LGBTQ Rights
04:38
Growing Up in a Divided Community
05:00
The Intensity of the Children's March
04:18
The Roses of Birmingham
10:25
The Fifth Little Girl
04:32
The Movement: Before and After the March on Washington
05:34
Protecting March Leaders
04:26
The Assassination of Dr. King: A Firsthand Account
02:38
The Assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
04:30
Growing Into the Movement
04:30
Church Bombing: Honoring the Four Little Girls
04:29
The Importance of Black Newspapers
06:24
'The People's Mayor': Harold Washington's Legacy
06:03
America's First Daily Black Newspaper
06:11
Atlanta's First Female Mayor
08:23
'We Made a Profound Difference in America'
04:33
A Sense of Hope and Unity
02:05
A Child Learns of Dr. King's Murder
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