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The black gaze 2016
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‘OJ: made in America’, its more than a inquiry into OJ. Its about ‘race’, policing, the American dream and gender. worth a view
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This 1993 Charlie Rose interview with Toni Morrision is worth revisiting
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‘Race’ 2015. What links Jackie Robinson to Jesse Owens?
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‘All the Way’ 2016. Worth a view, I think.
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Roots 2016. Can it be as good as the 1977 classic?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZwaqFhs9fo
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Alpha and Omega: Appropriation and appreciation?
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a friend directed me to this: Led Zeppelin meets Fela.
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the roots of blues music; haunting
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UNDERGROUND: Prison Break meets the underground railway.
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