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1. Blacks, loyalty, and motion-picture propaganda in World War II

Author

Koppes, Clayton R. and Black, Gregory D.

Subjects
World War II, 1939-1945, African American soldiers -- History, African Americans in the motion picture industry -- History, African Americans -- Civil rights, African Americans -- Portrayals, Propaganda, American -- Social aspects, African American motion picture actors and actresses -- History, History, Regional focus/area studies, NAACP -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Published
1986

2. Boogie Woogie jams again

Author

Albright, Alex and Edelman, Rob

Subjects
African Americans in the motion picture industry -- History, Jazz musicians -- Performances, Arts and entertainment industries, Motion pictures, American Film Institute -- History, National Center for Film and Video Preservation -- Services
Published
1987

3. Black America's rich film history

Author

Narine, Dalton

Subjects
African Americans in the motion picture industry -- History, African Americans -- Portrayals
Published
1988

4. Festivals: Black film, then and now

Author

Chase, Henry

Subjects
African Americans in motion pictures -- Fairs and festivals, Motion picture industry -- History, Film festivals -- Mexico, African Americans in the motion picture industry -- History, African Americans -- History, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Fairs and festivals, Works, History
Abstract

This summer, the Museum of Modern Art in New York City offers a rare retrospective survey of 19 of the hundreds of all-black-cast 'race movies' that filled segregated cinemas during [...]

Published
1997

5. The Detroit Movie Scene: Visual Pleasure and the Black Spectator, 1910-1930. (Cinema Studies)

Subjects
Motion picture industry -- History, African Americans in the motion picture industry -- History, Motion picture audiences -- History, Race relations, African Americans -- History, Humanities, Science and technology, History
Abstract

The Detroit Movie Scene: Visual Pleasure and the Black Spectator, 1910-1930. Leslie Campbell, Michigan State University, English Department; home: P.O. Box 6523, East Lansing, MI 48826; campb185@msu.edu By 1910 there [...]

Published
2002

6. 25 years of blacks in the entertainment industry

Author

Edmond, Jr., Alfred and Hayes, Cassandra

Subjects
Television broadcasting industry -- History, Motion picture industry -- History, Entertainment industry -- History, Sound recordings, African Americans in the motion picture industry -- History, Sound recording industry -- History, Motion pictures -- Production and direction, Television broadcasting, African Americans -- History, Business, general, Business, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies
Abstract

In 1970, Berry Gordy Jr. owned the nation's largest blackowned business, Motown Industries, purveyors of the Motown Sound, 'the sound of young America.' At that time, the 8-track cassette was [...]

Published
1994

7. Gordon Parks: new film, old dilemma

Author

London, Michael

Subjects
Screen Actors Guild -- Safety and security measures, African Americans in the motion picture industry -- History
Published
1984

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