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Black Power TV: A Cultural History of Black Public Affairs Television 1968-1980

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"Black Power TV: A Cultural History of Black Public Affairs Television, 1968-1980" chronicles the history of a television genre that emerged in 1968, addressing African American audiences with such bold titles as Like It Is, Say Brother, Our People, and For Blacks Only in cities such as Boston, New York,...

Keyword:

Local Television, Black Power, Activism, Broadcasting, and Civil Rights

Subject:

Media, Technology and Society

Creator:

Devorah Heitner

Owner:

Scholarly Digital Publishing

Date Uploaded:

08/01/2018

Date Modified:

08/01/2018

Date Created:

06-25-2007

Resource Type:

Dissertation
The Origins of New Yorks Stop-and-Frisk: Police, Race, and Civil Rights Activism, 1957-1968

Description:

This dissertation examines the origins and social impact of New York stop-and-frisk law, which authorizes police to stop, question and frisk people without a warrant or probable cause to believe crime was committed. Several observers associate it with a recent history of racial profiling, or conservative policing practices of 1990s...

Keyword:

Race, Black struggles, Prison, Police, Crime, and Civil Rights

Subject:

African-American Studies

Creator:

DWAYNE Adula NASH

Owner:

Scholarly Digital Publishing

Date Uploaded:

10/08/2019

Date Modified:

11/20/2019

Date Created:

2018-01-01

Resource Type:

Dissertation