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2007
O n September 9, 1971, 1,300 inmates, almost half the prison population, captured more than three dozen guards and employees at Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York. The mostly Black and Latino inmates did so to protest the intolerable living conditions and vicious brutality of the prison guards. Inside Attica, they were subjected to severe
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O n September 9, 1971, 1,300 inmates, almost half the prison population, captured more than three dozen guards and employees at Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York. The mostly Black and Latino inmates did so to protest the intolerable living conditions and vicious brutality of the prison guards. Inside Attica, they were subjected to severe
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Hollywood Quarterly, 1947
key scenes. Thus, as American occupation troops march through the streets of Tokyo the newsreel editor may cut to a shot of cheering, grinning Japanese onlookers. Later on in the story, perhaps, he intercuts other enthusiastic civilians. It may be that most of the citizens who happened to be around that day turned their backs on the Yanks or stayed ...
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key scenes. Thus, as American occupation troops march through the streets of Tokyo the newsreel editor may cut to a shot of cheering, grinning Japanese onlookers. Later on in the story, perhaps, he intercuts other enthusiastic civilians. It may be that most of the citizens who happened to be around that day turned their backs on the Yanks or stayed ...
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1998
Abstract This chapter talks about the genius of Philippa, well-known at a very young age as the “three-year-old colored kid in Harlem”, because at her age she could already read, write, and spell words. Lincoln Barnett had also written an article for the New York Herald Tribune about how intelligent she was.
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Abstract This chapter talks about the genius of Philippa, well-known at a very young age as the “three-year-old colored kid in Harlem”, because at her age she could already read, write, and spell words. Lincoln Barnett had also written an article for the New York Herald Tribune about how intelligent she was.
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2016
This was the Secretary of Labor’s statement on the meeting of the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations officials.
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This was the Secretary of Labor’s statement on the meeting of the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations officials.
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2018
This chapter will explore the reception of newsreels in various countries. Using contemporary observation studies, oral history testimony, memoirs, works of fiction and poetry, it will construct a complex picture of how newsreels were received and understood, in the contexts of cinema history, news consumption and social history.
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This chapter will explore the reception of newsreels in various countries. Using contemporary observation studies, oral history testimony, memoirs, works of fiction and poetry, it will construct a complex picture of how newsreels were received and understood, in the contexts of cinema history, news consumption and social history.
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