Home Movie: Akin Collection: 170111

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Content advisory: The Confederate army appears ready to rise again in this reel, expressed in troops, flags, insignias, banner messages, and civic speechifying.

In the Jim Crow south, in Hazlehurst, Mississippi, the streets were safe for white supremacists in both winter and spring street parades and a civic festival. Between parades, the camera is at home with a suburban white family that employs African American domestic workers, who reside in a home interior paneled everywhere in knotty pine. With puppies.

note on container: 1. "X-mas parade '60, X-mas morning '60, Doug's birthdays '60 and '59, Easter '60 (poor)" 2. "January 1961, Fencible parade Jackson, Easter morning 1961, Christmas Parade 1961" 3. "dogs in yard, Fencible parade March, 1961"

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Akin Family

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