The Black Arts Era: Resources

Illustrations

• Black Power at Berkeley, 1966. TITLE: Black power speaks at Berkeley. CALL NUMBER: NYWTS - BIOG--Carmichael, Stokely--Civil Rights [P&P]. REPRODUCTION NUMBER: LC-USZ62-111429 (b&w film copy neg.

Audio and Video

• Sanchez, Sonia. Full Moon of Sonia (CD). VIA International Artists, 2004.
• Malcolm X: Death of a Prophet. Dir. Woodie King Jr. BCI/Eclipse, 2003.
• Malcolm X. Dir. Spike Lee. Warner Home Video, 1992.
• Martin Luther King, Jr. I Have a Dream. MPI Home Video, 1986.
• The Black Panthers: Protest Footage & Interviews with Party Leaders Huey P Newton, Bobby Seale & Eldridge Cleaver (1960)Film DVD: 1960s Interviews with Huey P Newton, Bobby Seale, & Eldridge Cleaver and a Black Panther Protest. Quality Information Publishers Inc, 2007.
• Black Panthers. Dir. Agnes Varda. American Documentary Films, 1968.
• What we want, What we believe: The Black Panther Party Library. Eclectic DVD Dist, 2006.

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