Black Heritage TV Series

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1. Introduction and Summary - Vincent Harding
2. Syllabus
3. Data for Typing, CBS-TV
4. Heritage Educational Recording Company
5. Public Relations
6. Printed Matter
7. Selected Transcripts
8. Roy Wilkins' Criticism of the Series
9. Marcus Garvey and His Movement
10. W. E. B. DuBois and the New Century
11. World War I and the Post War Experience
12. Harlem Renaissance
13. Depression, Blacks and the Labor Movement
14. Home Rule and Reconstruction in the South
15. The Black World of the North, 1776 to the Civil War
16. Civil War, Afro-American and A. Lincoln
17. New South and New North, The Black Experience
18. Rebellion and Resistance in the South and the North
19. Black Radicals and Abolitionists
20. A Period of Transition, 1945-1954
21. Vincent Brown
22. John Henrik Clarke
23. Joseph Harris
24. St. Clair Drake - "The World War II Experience"
25. Charles Hamilton and Richard B. Moore - "Black and White Politics"
26. Vincent Harding and Lloyd Best - "Where are the Afro-Americans Now? "
27. Essien-Udom E., William Strickland, Joanne Grant - The Freedom Movement; America and Beyond
28. Browne, Robert - Korea and Vietnam; The Black Response
29. McWorter, Gerald - Resurgence of Black Nationalism
30. Lincoln, C. Eric - "Protest and Rebellion in the North"
31. New Roles for Black Students
32. The Cultural Scene, from 1954 to the Current Mood
33. What is the Future of Black America?
34. Slavery and the Slave Trade
35. Voices Inc., Barbara Ann Teer