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ID # | Title | Film Type | Playing Time | Release Date | Color or BW | Description | Keywords | Volume | Notes | Links |
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224D |
FEMINIST: Stories From Women's Liberation |
DVD |
2013 |
Color |
FEMINIST: Stories From Women's Liberation Structured as a personal journey of rediscovery by filmmaker Jennifer Lee, this documentary brings the momentous first decade of secondwave feminism vivdly to life. Its trajectory starts with the earliest stirrngs in 1963 and ends with the movement's full blossoming in 1970-from the Presidential Commission's report on widespread discrimination against women and publication of Betty Friedan's Feminine Mystique up through radical feminists' takeover of the Statue of Liberty and Friedan's calls for a women's strike for equality. A wealth of period footage captures landmark events and the pivotal roles of the National Organization for women (NOW), the Equal Employment Opportunites commission (EEOC), the Student, Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), Redstockings, and other organizations. Thirty-five diverse interviewees, including rank-and-file activists along with well-known feminists Betty Friedan, Frances M. Beale, Gloria Stainem, Robin Morgan, Ti-Grace Atkinson, and others, share memories of the period as well as issues and challenges that still resonate today. A great introduction to Women's Studies and critical viewing for historians and academics interested in feminism, activism and the Women's Movement. |
1963, 1970, Betty Friedan, Betty Friedan's Feminine Mysstique, discrimination against women, equality, feminism, Frances M. Beale, Gloria Steinem, National Organization for women, Redstockings, Robion Morgan, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), takeover of the Statue of Liberty, The Equal Employment Opportunities Commissiion (EEOC), Ti-Grace Atkinson. Women's Movement, women's strike |
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51 |
Feudal System |
N/A |
This program covers the social and economic organization of Europe in the Middle Ages: life in a medieval farming hamlet; the role of the feudal lord, whose role was to defend its inhabitants in return for a share of the produce and other tribute |
Europe, farming, feudalism, manorialism, Middle Ages |
**This video is missing, October 17, 2006. |
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628 |
Feudal System |
N/A |
This program covers the social and economic organization of Europe in the Middle Ages: life in a medieval farming hamlet; the role of the feudal lord whose role was to defend its inhabitants in return for a share of the produce and other tribute; the role of tenant farmers, indentured servants, and serfs; the economy of the peasant community and the landed estate; construction and organization of the medieval castle; the relationship between lord and vassal; the pyramid of medieval social organization, with pope and king at the apex and impoverished peasants at the base; the concession of lands by the king and the financial and military obligations in return; the role of the church in feudal Europe, and of the clergy; courtly love and other literary inventions. |
chivalry, courtly love, economic history, Europe, feudalism, manorialism, Middle Ages, social history |
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363 |
Fifty Years War: Israel and the Arabs Part 2 |
N/A |
20th century, Arab, Arabic Peninsula, colonization, Fifty Years War, Israel, Israeli War, warfare |
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362 |
Fifty Years War: Israel and the Arabs Part I |
N/A |
20th century, Arab, Arabic Peninsula, colonization, Fifty Years War, Israel, Israeli War, warfare |
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59 |
Fight,The |
DVD |
2004 |
Color and B&W |
On June 22, 1938, 70,000, fans crammed into Yankee stadium to watch what some observers have since called: the most important sorting event in history." Millions more tuned in to hear a blow-by-blow description on the radio. The rematch between the African American heavyweight Joe Louis and his spectators the fight was much more than a boxing match; it was an historic event freighted with symbolic significance, both a harbinger of the civil rights movement and a prelude to World War II. In this first feature-length documentary about the momentous encounter. American Experience captures the anticipation the bout generated, the swirl of events leading up to it, the impact Louis's victory had on black America and its significance for Jews on both sides of the Atlantic. |
African Americans, boxing, Germany, Joe Louis, Max Schmeling, race relations, twentieth century, United States, World War II |
American Experience Series on PBS |
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354 |
First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin |
N/A |
John Hope Franklin |
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281D |
First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin |
DVD |
1997 |
Color |
John Hope Franklin is a legendary figure among American Historians. First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin is a personal exploration of his remarkable life and work - covering his contributions as a scholar and an activist. |
African American history, documentary |
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52 |
Five Pillars of Islam |
N/A |
The world of Islam is shared by some 800 million people of all races, economic levels, and social strata. |
Five Pillars of Islam, Islam, Koran, religion |
**This video is missing, October, 2006. |
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28 |
Five Points, New York's Irish Working Class in the 1850's |
N/A |
Introduction to the history of the Irish immigration in the 1840's and 1850's and the role of the immigrant working class in the rise of America's great cities |
19th century, cultures, immigration, Ireland, Irish immigration, United States, urban history, working class |
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22 |
Five Windows Into Africa: Indiana |
CD-ROM |
2000 |
N/A |
Five Windows Into Africa is a compelling multimedia tool that vividly captures the vitality and immediacy of life in contemporary Africa. |
Multimedia for Computers. |
This DVD is missing from the department, 2/7/07. |
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533 |
Flappers: The Birth of the 20th-Century Woman |
video |
Color and B&W |
Using vibrant archival film clips and interviews with women who came of age during the Roaring 20s in Britain, this program chronicles the emergence of the modern women in the aftermath of World War I. Higher education for women, the entry of women into politics and the professions, womens suffrage, new attitudes toward sexuality, and other topics are addressed within the historical context of the early 1900s. |
20th century, flappers, Great Britain, modern woman, Roaring 20s, social history, suffrage, United States, womens history |
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267D |
Flappers: The Birth of the 20th-Century Woman |
DVD |
2003 |
Color |
Living in the era of The Great Gatsby, flappers succeeded in breaking through the barricades of gender prejudice and social inequality on a large scale. Using vibrant archival film clips and interviews with women who came of age during the Roaring 20s in Britain, this program chronicles the emergence of the modern woman in the aftermath of World War I. Higher education for women, the entry of women into politics and the professions, women's suffrage, new attitudes toward sexuality, and other topics are addressed within the historical context of the early 1900s. |
flappers, Roaring 20s, women's rights |
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149 |
Flashing on the Sixties |
Color and B&W |
20th century, U.S. history, United States |
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266D |
Flashing on the Sixties |
DVD |
1994 |
Color |
This is a look at the 60s from the inside: people helping with the free kitchens and medicals tents at Woodstock, racing across an open field in brightly painted school buses with Ken Kesey and Wavy Gravy cheering at the helms, living on the Hog Farm commune, and dancing to the free concerts in Golden Gate Park. All set to a sound track that evokes the spirit of the time with Crosby, Stills and Nash, Richie Haven, Joe Cocker, Janis Joplin, and more. |
60s, documentary, Woodstock |
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63 |
Florence |
N/A |
This travel video is a beautiful introduction to Florence, as well as a valuable and interesting guide for those already familiar with the city. |
art, Florence, Italy, Renaissance, travel |
**This video is missing, October 17, 2006. Missing November 13, 2006, 2/7/07. |
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332D |
Food, Inc. |
DVD |
2008 |
Color |
Food Inc. lifts the veil on our nation's food industry, exposing how our nation's food supply is now controlled by a handful of corporations that often put profit ahead of consumer health, the livelihood of the American farmer, the safety of workers and our own environment. Food, Inc. reveals surprising - and often shocking truths - about what we eat, how it's produced and who we have become as a nation. |
food, agriculture, agrobusiness, farm |
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12 |
Forties #1 |
documentary |
N/A |
The War Years: The Forties: Documentary covering major events of the Forties |
1940s, 20th century, U.S. history, war, World War II |
vol. 1 of 2 |
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13 |
Forties #2 |
documentary |
N/A |
The War Years: The Forties: Documentary covering major events of the Forties |
1940s, 20th century, U.S. history, war, World War II |
vol. 2 of 2 |
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356 |
Frederick Douglass: When the Lion Wrote His-Part 1 |
N/A |
African American history, Frederick Douglass, racial issues, racism, slavery |