
Gil Scott-Heron
A portrait of Gil Scott-Heron, legendary poet and musician famed for "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" and called "the people's voice."
Race shapes Americans' sense of national and individual identity.
Orlando Bagwell returned to filmmaking after establishing Ford Foundation’s Just Films fund, a $50 million initiative supporting the next generation of filmmakers. Over a nearly 10-year tenure at Ford, Bagwell supported several critically-acclaimed films from across the globe including Mother of George, The House I Live In, Detropia, American… Show more
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How does race affect the way Americans view ourselves and others — in the past, present, and future? This four-part series looks for answers in diverse communities, enlisting the perspectives of leading writers and emerging filmmakers. Examining racial dynamics in places like Los Angeles, Hawaii, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, and Siler City, North Carolina, Matters Of Race travels the decade of the 1990s in search of our changing national identity.
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