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    J. Smith

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    Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Documentary
    05:30

    Wendy Hilliard Gymnastics Documentary

    2017
    Welcome
    03:57

    Welcome

    Coretta Scott King Speech
    00:27

    Coretta Scott King Speech

    Crooked Room Trailer
    02:23

    Crooked Room Trailer

    Mrs. Rosa Parks
    01:52

    Mrs. Rosa Parks

    “The national honor for Rosa Parks served to obscure the present injustices facing the nation. Less than two months after the shame of the federal government's inaction during Hurricane Katrina, the public memorial for Parks provided a way to paper over the devastating images from New Orleans. Burying the history of American racism was politically useful and increasingly urgent. Parks’ body brought national absolution at a moment when government negligence and the economic and racial inequities laid bare during Katrina threatened to disrupt the idea of a color-blind America.” - Prof. Jeanne Theoharis
    Excerpts from Crooked Room
    02:56

    Excerpts from Crooked Room

    EXTENDED REEL
    04:50

    EXTENDED REEL

    Black Women Discuss Workplace Discrimination
    15:47

    Black Women Discuss Workplace Discrimination

    A class assignment from 2017
    Purdue Black Cultural Center Documentary
    07:26

    Purdue Black Cultural Center Documentary

    In association with the Black Cultural Center at Purdue University - This film is about the impromptu fall research tour students participated in during the fall semester.
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