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Civil rights and race relations materials, 1957-1964
ADL Catalog - Audio-Cisual Materials Page 15
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[photo] Paul and Diane encounter discrimination in their search for a place to live. TO FIND A HOME 28 minutes/black and white/cleared for TV Shows the experience of a Negro family trying to rent an apartment in a middle sized northern city. They are repeatedly refused. Another Negro family has a similar experience, but eventually find an apartment manager who has a policy of equal opportunity. Based on actual experiences, this film helps the audience examine their own attitudes. (Adult and secondary school levels) THE STORY OF SAMMY LEE 22 minutes/black and white/not cleared for TV A kinescope from Paul Coates', "Confidential File" series. Explains that Sammy Lee was recently denied housing accommodations, and includes interviews with members of the Olympic diving champion's family and friends. Film has a ten minute section devoted to basic questions of racial prejudice-what it is and how it affects Jews, Mexicans and Negroes in a variety of situations. (Adult and secondary school levels) THIS IS ISRAEL 14 minutes/black and white/cleared for TV Contemporary life of Israel: agriculture, industry, education, the home. (All age levels) TO LIVE TOGETHER 34 minutes/black and white/cleared for TV The difficulties encountered and experiences shared by children at an interracial summer camp. The film shows that to learn democracy, children must have a chance to live it. (Adult and secondary school levels) THE TOYMAKER 15 minutes/color/cleared for TV (with fee) Two little hand puppets, one striped and one spotted, are friends until they discover they are "different"; 15
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[photo] Paul and Diane encounter discrimination in their search for a place to live. TO FIND A HOME 28 minutes/black and white/cleared for TV Shows the experience of a Negro family trying to rent an apartment in a middle sized northern city. They are repeatedly refused. Another Negro family has a similar experience, but eventually find an apartment manager who has a policy of equal opportunity. Based on actual experiences, this film helps the audience examine their own attitudes. (Adult and secondary school levels) THE STORY OF SAMMY LEE 22 minutes/black and white/not cleared for TV A kinescope from Paul Coates', "Confidential File" series. Explains that Sammy Lee was recently denied housing accommodations, and includes interviews with members of the Olympic diving champion's family and friends. Film has a ten minute section devoted to basic questions of racial prejudice-what it is and how it affects Jews, Mexicans and Negroes in a variety of situations. (Adult and secondary school levels) THIS IS ISRAEL 14 minutes/black and white/cleared for TV Contemporary life of Israel: agriculture, industry, education, the home. (All age levels) TO LIVE TOGETHER 34 minutes/black and white/cleared for TV The difficulties encountered and experiences shared by children at an interracial summer camp. The film shows that to learn democracy, children must have a chance to live it. (Adult and secondary school levels) THE TOYMAKER 15 minutes/color/cleared for TV (with fee) Two little hand puppets, one striped and one spotted, are friends until they discover they are "different"; 15
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