Crossings of the Racial Divide: Hollywood Stories
CROSSINGS OF THE RACIAL DIVIDE: HOLLYWOOD STORIES
30 minute program for middle, high school students and adults. Copyright 2004
Crossings of the Racial Divide: Hollywood Stories is a provocative documentary featuring interviews with residents of Hollywood, Florida and surrounding areas, who reminisce about their race relations experiences spanning 60 years of change. These stories are selections from a larger oral history project conducted for the book (Voices of America Series) Race and Change in Hollywood, Florida, and are housed in Special Collections, African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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