RFK on King Assassination

The Attack on Jimmie Lee Jackson

Selma Alabam Protest March

Mavis Staples "Eyes on the Prize"

Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party

Mississippi Freedom Summer

St. Augustine Project

March for Jobs and Freedom

George Wallace and Civil Rights

George Wallace's Segregation Forever Speech


James Hood: Breaking Barriers

JFK on National TV

Brown v. Board of Education

Marian Anderson at the Lincoln Memorial

1920s Music

Mamie Smith's "Crzy Blues"


Blind Lemon Jefferson


Duke Ellington and Harlem's Cotton Club


King Oliver's "West End Blues"


Fletcher Henderson and "Sugarfoot Stomp"


King Vidor's "Hallelujah!"


Paul Robeson's "All God's Chillun Got Wings"


Eubie Blake and Noble Sissle"s "Shuffle Along"


Blake and Sissle

Harlem Hellfighters Documentary and Film

The posts below are archival films from the Department of the Army.

Nat Turner: A Troublesome Property

The End of the Revolution

1950s America

Thurgood Marshall standing at the left and Charles H. Houston seated at the right.

An anti-Warren billboard following Brown.

Chief Justic Earl Warren.

An anti-Brown propaganda flier probably published by the Sovereignty Commission.

The all-white jury that acquitted the murderers of Emmet Till.

The headlines speak for themselves

Martin Luther King under arrest during the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Booking Rosa Parks in the opening days of the boycott.

Reverend Ralph Abernathy helped Martin Luther King establish the SCLC and was its first Vice-President.

Originally members of he Arkansas National Guard prevented the integration of Central High in Little Rock.

A member of the "Little Rock Nine" suffers abuse from the flower of Southern womanhood.


President Eisenhower nationalized the Arkansas National Guard and ordered in the 101st Airborne to protect the black students attempting to integrate Central High.

WWII

1940s America

Bonus Army