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African American Cultural Center Library AACC 1 African American Cultural Center Library North Carolina State University Videocassettes & DVD Titles, Running Times, and Format TITLE RUNNING FORMAT TIMES A. Philip Randolph: For Jobs And Freedom (86 Min.) VIDEO Above The Rim (97 Min.) VIDEO Adam Clayton Powell (60 Min.) VIDEO Adwa, An African Victory (97 Min.) VIDEO Affirmative Action and Reaction (27 Min.) DVD Affirmative Action Versus Reverse Discrimination (60 Min.) VIDEO Africa – 3 Volume Set: Parts 1-6 (32 Min.) VIDEO Pt. 1-2: Landscape, Climate, Vegetation Africa – 3 Volume Set: Parts 1-6 (32 Min.) (32 Min.) VIDEO Pt. 3-4: Agricultural Base Africa – 3 Volume Set: Parts 1-6 (32 Min.) (29 Min.) VIDEO Pt. 5-6: People And Tradition Africa (Music and Dance of Africa) - 3 Volumes with Guides (56 Min.) VIDEO Tape 1: Egypt, Uganda, Senegal Africa (Music and Dance of Africa) (51 Min.) VIDEO Tape 2: Gambia, Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria Africa (Music and Dance of Africa) (47 Min.) VIDEO Tape 3: Kenya, Malawai, Botswana, South Africa Africa (5 Volume Set) (120 Min.) VIDEO Vol. 1. - Savannah Homecoming; Desert Odyssey Africa (120 Min.) VIDEO Vol. 2. - Voices Of The Forest; Mountains Of Faith UPDATED FEBRUARY/2015 AACC 2 Africa (120 Min.) VIDEO Vol. 3. - Love In The Sahel; Restless Waters Africa (120 Min.) VIDEO Vol. 4. - Leopards Of Zanzilar; Southern Treasures Africa (120 Min.) VIDEO Vol. 5. - The Making Of Africa Africa: A Voyage Of Discovery With Basil Davidson (57 Min. Each) VIDEO Tape 1: Different But Equal/Mastering A Continent - 4 Volume Set Africa: A Voyage Of Discovery With Basil Davidson (57 Min. Each) VIDEO Tape 2: Caravans Of Gold/Kings And Cities Africa: A Voyage Of Discovery With Basil Davidson (57 Min. Each) VIDEO Tape 3: Bible And The Gun/Magnificent African Cake Africa: A Voyage Of Discovery With Basil Davidson (57 Min. Each) VIDEO Tape 4: Rise Of Nationalism/ The Legacy Africa Before The Europeans, 100-1500 (26 Min.) VIDEO Africa: Contemporary Changes In Historical Perspective* (24 Min.) VIDEO Africa: Continent Of Contrasts (35 Min.) VIDEO Africa: Dreaming (109 Min.) VIDEO Africa, I Will Fleece You (88 Min.) VIDEO African American Art, Past And Present (30 Min.) VIDEO Tape 1: African Art/Slavery; Decorative Arts 18th And 19th Century Fine Art Survey African American Art, Past And Present (30 Min.) VIDEO Tape 2: 20th Century Fine Art Survey African American Art, Past And Present (30 Min.) VIDEO Tape 3: 20th Century Fine Art Survey (Continued) In The Artists Words African American Gender Roles (57 Min.) VIDEO African American Holiday Of Kwanzaa - See: Kwanzaa (30 Min.) VIDEO UPDATED FEBRUARY/2015 AACC 3 African American Inventors From Dreams To Reality (27 Min.) VIDEO African Art And Culture (52 Min.) VIDEO African Drumming And Dance (Pt. 1-2) (48 Min.) VIDEO Afro @ Digital (52 Min.) DVD AIDS In Black America - See: Out Of Control: Aids In Black (41 Min.) VIDEO America Alberta Hunter: My Castle’s Rockin (60 Min.) VIDEO Alex Haley (43 Min) VIDEO Alice Walker: A Conversation With Alice Walker (30 Min.) VIDEO Ali Rap (44 Min.) DVD All About Darfur (82 Min,) DVD All Power To The People: Black Panther Party (115 Min.) VIDEO Alzheimer’s and African Americans (27 Min.) DVD America* (60 Min.) DVD American Tragedy – See: Scottsboro: An American Tragedy (90 Min.) VIDEO Ancient Africans (24 Min.) VIDEO Ancient Egypt (47 Min.) VIDEO Are We Different? (27 Min) VIDEO Art Of The Dogon (2 Copies) (24 Min.) DVD Ashanti Kingdom (Ghana) (14 Min.) VIDEO At The River I Stand (56 Min.) VIDEO August Wilson: A Conversation With August Wilson (22 Min.) VIDEO August Wilson: American Dream In Black And White (52 Min.) VIDEO Babakiueria (30 Min.) VIDEO Banished (84 Min.) DVD Barack Obama – See: President Barack Obama (89 Min.) DVD Beloved (171 Min) VIDEO Benny Andrews, The Invisible Man (28 Min.) VIDEO Best of Soul Train (9 DVDs) (155 Min.) DVD Between Black and White (26 Min) DVD UPDATED FEBRUARY/2015 AACC 4 Beyond Beats and Rhymes - See: Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats (57 Min) VIDEO And Rhymes Beyond The Dream IV: A Celebration Of Black History (120 Min.) VIDEO Beyond The Steps: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater (86 Min.) DVD Bicycle Corps: America’s Black Army On Wheels (60 Min.) VIDEO Big Fella (Starring Paul Robeson) (73 Min.) VIDEO Big Mama (35 Min.) VIDEO Bill T. Jones: Dancing To The Promised Land (60 Min.) VIDEO Black Athena; Did Western Civilization Start In Africa? (52 Min.) VIDEO Black Athlete: Winners Or Losers In Academia? (120 Min.) VIDEO Black Boy - See: Richard Wright- Black Boy VIDEO Black Greek Organizations: The Foundation (55 Min.) DVD Black Hair: A Documentary (30 Min.) DVD Black in Latin America (240 Min.) DVD Black Is…Black Ain’t (86 Min.) VIDEO Black Issues In Higher Education At 10 Years: A Decade Of (120 Min.) VIDEO Learning, Growing, & Sharing Together Black Panthers & San Francisco State: On Strike (35 Min.) VIDEO Black Power, White Backlash (56 Min.) DVD Black Press: Soldiers Without Swords (86 Min.) VIDEO Black Studies USA (31 Min.) VIDEO Black Theatre: The Making Of A Movement (114 Min.) VIDEO Blacking Up: Hip Hop’s Remix of Race and Identity (56 Min.) DVD Blood Done Sign My Name* (128 Min.) DVD Blue Eyed (93 Min.) VIDEO Brick by Brick: a Civil Rights Story (53 Min.) DVD Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin (83 Min) VIDEO Buffalo Soldiers (47 Min.) VIDEO Cadillac Records (109 Min.) DVD Case For Black Reparations (71 Min.) VIDEO UPDATED FEBRUARY/2015 AACC 5 Celebrating Bird: The Triumph Of Charlie Parker (58 Min.) VIDEO Charles Johnson, A Conversation with Charles Johnson (27 Min.) VIDEO Child Of Resistance/ Hour Glass (52 Min.) VIDEO Chisholm ’72: Unbought & Unbossed (77 Min.) DVD Cinema In Senegal* (27 Min.) VIDEO Citizen King (120 Min.) DVD Color Adjustment (87 Min.) 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UPDATED FEBRUARY/2015 AACC 6 Elite 8: The Unauthorized Histories of the Black Greek (60 Min.) Organizations (8 DVDs) (54 Min.) Disc 3 - Delta Divas: Delta Sigma Theta (54 Min.) Disc 4 - Dawgs: Omega Psi Phi (48 Min.) Disc 5 - Sisters of the Dove: Zeta Phi Beta (54 Min.) Disc 6 - Great Sphinx: Alpha Phi Alpha (60 Min.) Disc 7 - G.O.M.A.B.: Phi Beta Sigma Disc 8 - Elegant Ladies: Sigma Gamma Rho Encarta Africana - See: Microsoft Encarta Africana VIDEO Entrepreneurs: Ebony/Jet Guide To Black Excellence (35 Min.) VIDEO Ethnic Notions (57 Min.) VIDEO Every Mother’s Son (53 Min.) DVD Eve’s Bayou (108 Min) VIDEO Exhausted Remedies: Joe Holt’s Story (37 Min.) VIDEO Eyes On The Prize: America’s Civil Rights Movement (60 Min.) VIDEO Tape #1 - Awakenings, 1954-1956 Eyes On The Prize: America’s Civil Rights Movement (60 Min.) VIDEO Tape #2 - Fighting Back, 1957-1962 Eyes On The Prize: America’s Civil Rights Movement (60 Min.) 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VIDEO Tape #12 - A Nation Of Law?, 1968-1971 Eyes On The Prize: America’s Civil Rights Movement (60 Min.) VIDEO Tape #13 - The Keys To The Kingdom, 1974-1980 Eyes On The Prize: America’s Civil Rights Movement (60 Min.) VIDEO Tape #14 - Back To The Movement, 1979-Mid1980’s 500 Hundred Years Later * (116 Min.) DVD Faat Kine (121 Min.) DVD Facing The Truth, 2 Tapes (60 Min. VIDEO Each) Faculty Rights, Tenure, And Governance: Negotiation vs. Litigation (120 Min.) VIDEO Family Across The Sea (56 Min.) VIDEO FBI’s War On Black America (50 Min.) VIDEO February One (61 Min.) VIDEO “Fi Mi Love”: A Musical Journey With The Jamaican Folk Singers (80 Min.) VIDEO Fihas Do Vento (84 Min) DVD First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin* (60 Min.) VIDEO Flame (85 Min.) VIDEO For Colored Boys Who’ve Considered Homicide (27 Min.) VIDEO For Colored Girls Who Have Committed Suicide When the Rainbow (80 Min.) DVD is Enuf For Gold & Glory (56 Min.) VIDEO For Jobs and Freedom - See: A.
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