Feel So Bad - Jimmy Dawkins

Lionel Hampton Interview and Plays Xylophone

Bill Cosby

Screener: World In Action - The America of Alistair Cooke

John Hammond, Record Producer, Talks About The Racial Prejudice In Music

Mississippi Racial History 1950s-60s

African-American New Yorkers live in Harlem, where they still face some racial prejudice

Audio Only RASTAFARIANISM & REGGAE

Men and women, black workers and white, congregate at unemployment rallies in Boston Massachusetts and Providence, Rhode Island.

Title IX at 40

Baltimore Patrol

Nashville Protest

Baltimore Looting and Violent Assault

Screener: World in Action - Dallas

Gender Pay Gap

ELTON JOHN AT FUNCTION IN SYDNEY TO MARK WORLD AIDS DAY CALLS ON FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO LEGALISE SAME SEX MARRIAGE

Baltimore Looting and Violent Assault

John Hammond, Record Producer, Talks About African Music And How Artist Were Mistreated

Screener: We Wont Go Away

Women’s Liberation 1960s-70s

Screener: Sex Now 21st Century Sex

Diwali in India: Man past camera on bicycle

Screener: The Search for Mengele

Walking to Sikh Temple: Vibrant street market

Screener - The Search for Mengele

Visit to Sikh Temple during Diwali

Visit to Sikh Temple: Shoe counter

Sikh Temple: Long view of huge temple down crowded street

Sikh Temple: Crowded street with ornate white temple

Diwali in India: Tractor and trailer along packed with people

Walking to Sikh Temple: Busy street market

Walking to Sikh Temple: Walking behind Sikh man

Diwali street food stalls

Sikh Temple: Long view down road to temple dome

Fruit and Veg stall in India

Sikh Temple visit: Street kid on sack

Throng of people through market to Sikh temple

Jerry Wexler Talks About The Spread Of Black Music To Whites

Visit to Sikh Temple: Handheld of street market

Diwali street market outside Sikh Temple in India

India: Water Chestnut sellers on floor

Screener: World In Action - A City Stumbles

Jerry Wexler Talks About How White Artists Singing Black Songs Made Them Safer To White Girls

Movie Talk with Mira Nair

Extract from Face the Press: The Duke of Edinburgh