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... Kodachrome, delivery trucks, African American men holding chickens ...

... "color:#333333;">Segment one: Flight, 00:00:11. American Airlines Astrojet on runway with men nearby on tarmac; camera pans length of airplane. Tail of Pan ...

... n statue on top; exterior of church (poorly lit); group of Westerners on a balcony or hallway; East African Airlines Jet on tarmac; people boarding plane: Closeup of sign: "Nairobi"; Nairobi Hilton hotel ext ...

... 3 African American men, 2 in waiters' uniforms; girl at beach with man; family outdoors; young woman and baby ...

... Men and women pose on steps outside a house. Man and boy mow grass; River flowing through the woods; African American man posed next to river; Older man and woman pose outdoors for camera; Man poses on ...

... Men in military uniforms, 32nd Med Gp USAR ...

... for trip. Dan Danforth is second man packing car at his house in Avondale Estates; Maude Danforth, African American maid in uniform; Jean Kaliska exist house, group poses by car; Men golfing at Ingleside Country Clu ...

... ;(in-house notes) Adults horsing around in swimsuits at river/lake. Cars on the beach, Rex the dog. African American men boxing on the beach. St. Simons ruins. Rex. Beach, canoe, Rex with inner tube and swim cap on. Rex ...

... Women in office—talking on phone. Men in factory—sweeping, cleaning ceiling, operating machinery. Gas station, tractor, truck marked “Suggs Garage and Machine Works”. Amoco gas station, cars, mechanics. ...

... age very dark.] Outdoor hunting [probably duck]--rifles, hunting dogs. Hunters accompanied by young African American boy who assists with ammunition and picks up fallen birds. Cleaning birds, rowing flat-bottomed boa ...

... Outdoor rural footage: wooden outbuildings, car, men with fishing poles, picnic by lake, boat, catching crawdads [?] with net, lakehouse, moving scrap timber. Aerial footage of town, countryside, river, ...

... ldren playing in yard, outbuildings, dogs, wooden fence, lawn furniture, screen door, barn, houses, African American domestic servant in headcloth, white/pink flowering trees in bloom, swingset, children climbing tre ...

... PROGRAM ACTS OF FAITH Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord Undine Smith Moore Text: Traditional African American Spiritual CHORUS: Oh, the king cried, Oh, Daniel, Daniel, oh! Daniel, Daniel, oh! A-that-a Hebrew D ...

... d, why hast Thou forsaken me? I’ve Been in the Storm So Long Arr. Jeffrey Ames Text: Traditional African American Spiritual (Living) I’ve been in the storm so long, children Oh give me little time to ...

... y choirs have performed by juried invitation for state, regional, and national conventions of ACDA, MENC, and IMC. The UGA Hodgson Singers under Bara’s direction won the Grand Prix at the International Cho ...

... ut deeply respectful of tradition and instantly enjoyable.” (The Washington Post) Deemed “emotional Americana,” (Oregon ArtsWatch) and infused with folk and roots influences, Bunch’s work has inspired a new genr ...

... er-in-Residence at the Southeast Horn Workshop in Richmond, VA. In 2009 he was awarded an honorable mention award in the International Horn Society Composition Contest. He has written commercial compositions ...

... April 18 at 7:30 p.m., Ramsey Hall UGA Wind Symphony Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30 p.m., Hodgson Hall African American Choral Ensemble Friday, April 21 at 7:30 p.m., Hodgson Hall  ...

... c, and alongside much of Robert Schumann’s work. As Clara was the cherished editor and muse to both men, one wonders if perhaps the comparisons would be more accurate if reversed. Additionally, Clara Schu ...

... bs that would pay the bills. Price was no stranger to working life. In 1906, she had been the third African American woman to graduate from the New England Conservatory with degrees in Organ Performance and Pedagogue ...

... and her daughters, she brought all of her remarkable gifts and fortitude working as one of the only African American women accompanying silent movie theaters on Chicago’s “strip”, in addition, she was a chur ...

... rmed her Symphony in E Minor in 1933, gaining her the distinction of being the first female African American symphonic composer to have a work premiered with a major symphony orchestra. The Sonata in E minor ...

... 9th century, a new kind of music was born on the streets of early Buenos Aires, mixing Hispanic and African rhythms. This music, with its unique beats, became popular in the city filled with diverse European ...

... outhern tip of the continent. During this time, there was a cultural exchange between the criollos (American-born descendants of Spanish colonists) and enslaved Afro-descendants. They began developing their own mu ...

... a kind of ritual combat. In the Quechua language, it means "meeting encounter." During this ritual, men and women from different communities get together to dance. The women form circles and chant while ...

... United States, Europe, and Asia. His music has been featured at the Aspen, Chautauqua, and Prague/ American Institute summer festivals. McAllister was awarded first prize in The Ladislav Kubik International ...

... ere still floats ... that human faith melody reflecting an innate hope, a common interest in common men, a tune that the Concord bards are ever playing when they pound away at the immensities with a Beeth ...

... 706-542-4400 TUES 11/21 7:30 p.m. Hodgson Concert Hall FREE CONCERT NO TICKETS REQUIRED WITH A AFRICAN AMERICAN HEART CHORAL ENSEMBLE GRATEFUL Sponsored in part by Rhonda Lucile Hicks Annual Holiday ...

... f World AIDS Day, Oxygen's 'Trackers' broadcasted its first real time peer discussion between young men and women in South Africa and in the United States. Via an ISDN hook up, the special prime-time edi ...

... and the cultural, economic and political reasons behind it. 'Trackers' chose to connect with South African youth because they are living in a country with one of the world's highest HIV infection [rates].

... s to program quality television for young women with the 'Trackers' special designed to educate the American audience about the AIDS crisis in Africa in order to inspire empathy, intelligence and continuing s ...

... gaging students with the people and stories of early America, furnishing a context for the study of American history, introducing the tools of historical exploration, and helping teachers improve their histor ...

... s who served in the integrated Union Navy during the Civil War. From their ranks sprang remarkable men like Lewis Latimer, a draftsman and inventor who collaborated with Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas ...

... ndson became Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board in Washington; John Bond, the son of an African father and Irish mother who came from Liverpool, England to fight slavery; and John Cornelius Hart, ...

... vil War, the U.S. Navy, reflecting the racism of its day, segregated its ranks, restricting African-Americans to galley and mess duty. 'History Recovered' describes the descent of black American sailors to the ...

... Summary: "In 1804, a fury born aboard the ships that delivered a half-million African men and women into bondage in the islands of the [Caribbean] erupts. JOSETTE METOYER, a free woman of color rescues a young ...

... New Orleans gave birth to this country's first original art form through a blending of European and African music, it gave birth to a society of people descended from African slaves and the French and Spanis ...

... this nation's multi-ethnic culture. It is not only a long-overdue portrayal of antebellum African Americans as prosperous, educated and accomplished individuals. It is a timely reminder of the evils inheren ...

... Summary: "In 1804, a fury born aboard the ships that delivered a half-million African men and women into bondage in the islands of the [Caribbean] erupts. JOSETTE METOYER, a free woman of color rescues a young ...

... New Orleans gave birth to this country's first original art form through a blending of European and African music, it gave birth to a society of people descended from African slaves and the French and Spanis ...

... this nation's multi-ethnic culture. It is not only a long-overdue portrayal of antebellum African Americans as prosperous, educated and accomplished individuals. It is a timely reminder of the evils inheren ...

... Summary: "In 1804, a fury born aboard the ships that delivered a half-million African men and women into bondage in the islands of the [Caribbean] erupts. JOSETTE METOYER, a free woman of color rescues a young ...

... New Orleans gave birth to this country's first original art form through a blending of European and African music, it gave birth to a society of people descended from African slaves and the French and Spanis ...

... this nation's multi-ethnic culture. It is not only a long-overdue portrayal of antebellum African Americans as prosperous, educated and accomplished individuals. It is a timely reminder of the evils inheren ...

... Summary: "In 1804, a fury born aboard the ships that delivered a half-million African men and women into bondage in the islands of the [Caribbean] erupts. JOSETTE METOYER, a free woman of color rescues a young ...

... New Orleans gave birth to this country's first original art form through a blending of European and African music, it gave birth to a society of people descended from African slaves and the French and Spanis ...

... this nation's multi-ethnic culture. It is not only a long-overdue portrayal of antebellum African Americans as prosperous, educated and accomplished individuals. It is a timely reminder of the evils inheren ...

... ron McGruder, Attorney Johnny Cochran and conservative talk show host Larry Elder are all prominent African American men who have experienced the affects of a community at unrest. No two of these men agree on how a comm ...

... unity should respond to such unrest.

"'I'm Afraid of Americans' tells the story of the Joseph family's various highly emotional responses to a riot on the southside of Chicago. Em, a 26-year-old ex-convict ...

... ape, hate crimes against religious groups, or an exploration of the death penalty and the scores of African American men falsely imprisoned, we explore them unflinchingly, with heart, humor, honesty and optimism. And so ...

... ape, hate crimes against religious groups, or an exploration of the death penalty and the scores of African American men falsely imprisoned, we explore them unflinchingly, with heart, humor, honesty and optimism. And so ...

... ape, hate crimes against religious groups, or an exploration of the death penalty and the scores of African American men falsely imprisoned, we explore them unflinchingly, with heart, humor, honesty and optimism. And so ...

... "A rapist is using a police uniform and car to rape women and Mannion suspects it may be one of his men. He puts Sgt. Cutter behind a desk after he refuses to answer questions. The population is scared an ...

... ler Joy Hakim, recipient of the James Michener Prize in writing.

"Freedom is what generations of men and women have lived and died for; it is, in a profound sense, our nation's highest calling. This ...

... is also the story of the chief obstacles to American freedom -- the 'unfreedoms' that have littered our national story, and in some cases have called its very integrity into question. But despite all the mi ...

... al," but the nation's slaves were a glaring exception. The colonial slave trade and brutal life for African Americans on Southern plantations spark the abolition movement and the Underground Railroad. This e ...

... southeastern Ohio played in the U.S. government's first organized expansion westward following the American Revolutionary War. Opening the Door West: The Ohio Company of Associates tells the story of the 48 ...

... men of the Ohio Company who, despite inhospitable conditions and other challenges, created a settlement in Marietta, Ohio, that they hoped would become a model city for the new West.

"The documentary ...

... e experiences of those who lived it, including Revolutionary War veterans, women, Native Americans, African Americans, and immigrant settlers.

"Opening the Door West: The Ohio Company of Associates wa ...

... southeastern Ohio played in the U.S. government's first organized expansion westward following the American Revolutionary War. Opening the Door West: The Ohio Company of Associates tells the story of the 48 ...

... men of the Ohio Company who, despite inhospitable conditions and other challenges, created a settlement in Marietta, Ohio, that they hoped would become a model city for the new West.

"The documentary ...

... e experiences of those who lived it, including Revolutionary War veterans, women, Native Americans, African Americans, and immigrant settlers.

"Opening the Door West: The Ohio Company of Associates wa ...

... Summary: "In 1944, two men at Johns Hopkins University Hospital pioneered a groundbreaking procedure that would save thousands of so-called blue babies lives. One of them, Alfred Blalock, was a prominen ...

... t white surgeon. The other, Vivien Thomas, was an African American with a high school education. Partners of the Heart tells the inspiring, little-known story of their collaboration. Blalock recognized Th ...

... the world has not paid attention. Tens of thousands of pastoral villagers were massacred by government-backed Arab militias and 2 million more fled in fear to neighboring Chad. The militias, called th ...

... scribe what was going on in Sudan. To many, this crisis is reminiscent of the mass killings in the African nation of Rawnda ten years ago.

World News Tonight broadcast several reports from Darfur, in whi ...

... tracked down one of the tribal leaders being blamed for some of the carnage and conducted the first American television interview with him. We submit our portrait of the crisis in Darfur for your considerati ...

... Summary: "'Signpost to Freedom: The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott' is a one hour documentary that recounts the circumstances and events that led to the nation's first large-scale boycott challenging segre ...

... n the Civil Rights Movement.

'In 1953, lead by a handful of determined young men and women, the African American citizens of Louisiana's capital city led a quiet revolt. Nearly three years before the famous bus b ...

... oycott in Montgomery captured national attention, the African American citizens of Baton Rouge organized the nation's first large-scale boycott protesting segregation. The city's black residents pulled toget ...

... ion igniting throughout the South.

'Signpost examines the rich legacy of grass-roots African American community activism, which was vibrant and effective in Baton Rouge at the time. Following World War ...

... Summary: "'Reconstruction' tackles one of the most momentous stories in American history, and one of the least understood: the drama of the end of slavery and the rebuilding of the nation in the afterma ...

... orruption, and calamitous; negro rule.; American Experience offers a powerful rebuttal, placing the African-American struggle for freedom at the center of the postwar maelstrom, and marshaling an array of vibrant his ...

... Summary: "'Reconstruction' tackles one of the most momentous stories in American history, and one of the least understood: the drama of the end of slavery and the rebuilding of the nation in the afterma ...

... orruption, and calamitous; negro rule.; American Experience offers a powerful rebuttal, placing the African-American struggle for freedom at the center of the postwar maelstrom, and marshaling an array of vibrant his ...

... Summary: "'Reconstruction' tackles one of the most momentous stories in American history, and one of the least understood: the drama of the end of slavery and the rebuilding of the nation in the afterma ...

... orruption, and calamitous; negro rule.; American Experience offers a powerful rebuttal, placing the African-American struggle for freedom at the center of the postwar maelstrom, and marshaling an array of vibrant his ...

... e Undiscovered Explorer: Imagining York tells the story of York; William Clark's slave and the only African American member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. This hour-long audio documentary, narrated by Danny Glove ...

... ave of music, interviews, performance and dramatic readings, this program explores the making of an American myth.

'York's story is both heroic and tragic. He began life as the childhood playmate of Clark, ...

... ion, York experienced a rare level of freedom and equality, working shoulder to shoulder with white men. Upon their return, the other members of the Corps of Discovery were welcomed home with gifts and pr ...

... e Undiscovered Explorer: Imagining York tells the story of York; William Clark's slave and the only African American member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. This hour-long audio documentary, narrated by Danny Glove ...

... ave of music, interviews, performance and dramatic readings, this program explores the making of an American myth.

'York's story is both heroic and tragic. He began life as the childhood playmate of Clark, ...

... ion, York experienced a rare level of freedom and equality, working shoulder to shoulder with white men. Upon their return, the other members of the Corps of Discovery were welcomed home with gifts and pr ...