![[Louis Farrakhan / Ernest Withers]](https://mediaburn.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/665887899_640-1-228x160.jpg)
Camera original footage shot by Bill Stamets. The first half of the tape is a speaking engagement by Louis Farrakhan at a church in Chicago. The second half features a gallery tour of an exhibition of civil rights photography by Ernest Withers, including an interview with Mamie Till about Withers’ impact on her son’s case.
![[Klan Rally Springfield IL, 1994]](https://mediaburn.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/665933665_640-1-228x160.jpg)
0:06 Camera opens on a man talking to the press about allowances and access. He talks about an upcoming Klan rally, the logistics of it happening, and security restrictions. 4:16 Cut to outside the building. People set up camera and audio equipment. Rally can be heard in the background. 6:22 Cut to silent shots of a building and people walking. Camera approaches a group protesting the KKK rally. 8:16 Audio returns. Footage of the anti-Klan protestors. Footage of one of […]
![[Michael “Mixxin” Moore]](https://mediaburn.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/645330382_640-228x160.jpg)
Tape is black until 1:47. Selects from raw footage of hip hop pioneer Michael “Mixxin” Moore, both at home and at his radio station. He speaks about hip hop – “Hip hop is a culture, a way of life. Rap is the music of hip hop.” He talks about his radio show and the way it encompasses all the elements of hip hop: “The music is a lure… and then you hear the message… and before you know it, you like what you hear and you wanna hear more.” He also defends Louis Farrakhan’s controversial statements.