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American Revolution II: Right On
0:00 “American Revolution II: Right On.” Meeting of residents of Uptown with members of the Black Panther party. 0:35 Southern man, leader of Young Patriots, introduces Black Panther Bob Lee to speak to a group of people. 1:05 Lee introduces himself and explains that the Panthers want to help the people of Uptown because they face similar problems to the Panthers on the South and West sides of Chicago. 3:20 People from both groups talk about helping each other take […]
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![[Sox #1, outside on field, opening day]](https://mediaburn.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/sox-1-outside-on-field-opening-day-video-thumbnail-228x160.jpg)
[Sox #1, outside on field, opening day]
Chicago White Sox warm up before game, shot for “Inside Spring Training.”
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The Bill Veeck Show with Bud Selig and Cleon Waalford
This tape features an episode of “The Bill Veeck Show” that aired in the mid-1960s. Host Bill Veeck speaks with guests Bud Selig and Cleon Waalford about the baseball difficulties in city of Milwaukee, specifically about the relocation of the Braves and the creation of the Brewers franchise.
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[Inside Spring Training raw #10]
Minnie Minoso talks with Tom Weinberg about his career. The conversation is hard to follow because of Minoso’s strong accent and because of the poor sound quality.
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Say So
Raw footage from a test run of a show that eventually became the talk show “Say So.” This episode features four guests discussing the cultural and social divide that separates city dwellers from suburban residents. Guests include: John Rogers, an African-American investment banker and resident of Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood; Donna Blue Lachman, a playwright, director, actress and resident of Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood; Bill Sampson, a professor at Northwestern University, and African-American resident of Evanston; and Judy Markey, newspaper columnist/writer, and Wilmette resident. Guests delve into race, culture, economics, education, and attitudes about living in the city vs. living in the suburbs.
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