Black History Month: Documentaries | Nashville Public Library

1) american experience freedom riders

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2) The Black Panthers: vanguard of the revolution

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The first feature-length documentary to explore the Black Panther Party, its significance to the broader American culture, its cultural and political awakening for black people, and the painful lessons wrought when a movement derails.

3) harlem renaissance the music and rhythms that star

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4) Let freedom sing: how music inspired the civil rights movement

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One of the most powerful movements in American history is told through the singers and songwriters who fought for change with their music. Highlights include the influence of WDIA radio in Memphis and the influence of Harry Belafonte, Phil Ochs and other performers.

5) letters from jackie the private thoughts of jackie

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6) Soundtrack for a Revolution

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Legend, John

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A fresh and exhilarating take on one of the most important social movements in American history, Soundtrack for a Revolution explores the civil rights struggle through the powerful and stirring songs that inspired a generation.

7) Take me to the river

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A celebration of the intergenerational, interracial and undeniable influence of Memphis, TN on American culture and its music. Features Terrence Howard, William Bell, Snoop Dogg, Mavis Staples, Otis Clay, Yo Gotti, and many more award-winning Memphis and Mississippi Delta musicians.