Civil Rights and the American Folklife Center
Winick, Stephen
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In this video the viewer learns about the American Folklife Center’s Civil Rights Oral History Project. Folklife Specialist Stephen Winick describes the project, then the viewer sees first-hand accounts of the March on Montgomery. The viewer also learns about Zachary Watkins’ composition, Peace Be Till ( https://youtu.be/-t99yQQUi4g , ) performed by the Kronos Quartet.
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- Library of Congress
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- English
- Country
- United States
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