Civil Rights

"He Stays" Betty White refused to remove Black dancer from her show in 1954

Betty White says He Stays

The Betty White Show - He Stays

Representative John Lewis, one of the faces of the Civil Rights Movement, shares his thoughts on the international fight against AIDS. 

An interview with Rep. John Lewis.

John Lewis Tribute

Learn about Martin Luther King Jr. and why we celebrate on January 17.

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Kid Explorer- MLK Day

On Jan 31, 1961, the "Friendship 9" were arrested for participating in a sit-in a lunch counter in segregated Rock Hill, South Carolina. Their story, and the actions they inspired others to take toward ending segregation and working for equality in the United States is one of many that shaped the Civil Rights movement. Want to see more? Watch at http://tomorrowpictures.tv

The Friendship 9 tells their story.

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Counter Histories: Rock Hill

THE UNCONDEMNED is a riveting documentary about an underdog group of young lawyers and activists who defied the odds to do what had never been done: prosecute rape as an international war crime. The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda was understaffed, underfunded and overwhelmed as they attempted to prosecute their first case of genocide in 1997. It wasn't going well, until three heroic Rwandan women overcame their fears and feelings of shame to come forward and speak for all those who could not. Secret memos, witness assassinations, setbacks and barriers – THE UNCONDEMNED captures the untold, remarkable story that changed the course of international judicial history.