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Absolute Wilson (2006) |
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"Meeting David Wilson: Two Davids Talk Race Divide and Common Slave Past." | |
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Black August (2006) |
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"Prison Rebel Turned Filmmaker TCinque Sampson Talks Black August, The Tragic Life Of George Jackson." | |
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Lions for Lambs (2007) |
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"Makes its critical and indeed defiant point that life and death decisions about issues like war have concrete and irrefutable repercussions that stretch far and wide to various corners of the planet. Or perhaps as close by as the person right next to us." | |
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The Murder of Fred Hampton (1971) |
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"HAITI NET RADIO: Revisiting US Domestic State Terror: The Murder of Fred Hampton." | |
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The Murder of Fred Hampton (1971) |
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"What was different about the murder of charismatic Chicago Panther leader Fred Hampton, was the determined killing of an idea as well. Namely, the revolutionary struggle for socialism and economic equality." | |
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The Murder of Fred Hampton (1971) |
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"MostlyWater.org: What was different about the murder of charismatic Chicago Panther leader Fred Hampton, was the determined killing of an idea as well. Namely, the revolutionary struggle for socialism and economic equality." | |
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The Murder of Fred Hampton (1971) |
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"Illuminates the magnetic fervor, militant eloquence, and sheer infectious ideological energy of 'living high on the people,' that Chairman Fred embodied, much like Malcolm." | |
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The Murder of Fred Hampton (1971) |
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"The film illuminates the magnetic fervor, militant eloquence, and sheer infectious ideological energy of "living high on the people," that 'Chairman Fred' embodied." | |
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