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Video Collection
Welcome to the Video Collection, where scenes of North Carolina life unfold through the magic of film. Each film presents a unique perspective on the people, events, and stories that have defined our state. Our collection of vintage videos offers a unique glimpse into the past and takes you on a journey through time. Whether you're a history buff, a film enthusiast, or simply curious, our video collection is the perfect place to immerse yourself in our everyday stories from days past.
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Children Go Where I Send You
2012 documentary about Rosenwald Schools in Hertford County, NC. Featuring Dr. Dudley Flood.
24:26
Interview with Dr. Dudley Flood 4/6/2021
Wide ranging interview with Dr. Dudley Flood covering topics of Hertford County, NC freedom of choice movement, school integration, Brown V. The Board of Education, the Civil Rights Act, the myth of desegregation, racism. Filmed at his home in Raleigh, NC. Unedited.
27:09
Deeply Rooted - Ms Alice Eley Jones, Historian
Caroline Stephenson talks about the life and work of historian Alice Eley Jones of Murfreesboro. March 1, 2025 at Historic Hope's African American history program, Windsor, NC
59:37
Juneteenth Talk: “Freedom, Liberty, Democracy & Citizenship in the Age of Revolution."
Presented by Dr. Valerie Ann Johnson
North Carolina History Center, Tryon Palace, New Bern, NC
For this Juneteenth talk, Dr. Johnson will reflect on the way Black people in North Carolina participated in the American Revolution as Patriots framing their actions within the ideas of freedom, liberty, democracy, and citizenship. Dr. Johnson will connect this early Patriotism in the Black community with why Juneteenth has such currency in Black communities today and why knowing and understanding history matters.
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