Input - #30 - Black Reparations - Part 1 (1969)
1969 · Newsreel · 58 min
Synopsis
MARIONSTOKESINPUT30 AIR DATE: 9-21-1969 REC DATE: 9-14-1969 TITLE: Black Reparations - Part 1 Reverend Carroll D. Jenkins 5th Presbyterian Church, Chester Muhammed Kenyatta Black Economic Development Conference Reverend Vaughn T. Eason Council of Black Clergy Father Paul M. Washington Council of Black Clergy Clifford Lester Chester Friends Meeting Reverend Robert A. Raines 1st United Methodist Church, Germantown Donald Belcher Deputy, Episcopal General Convention Reverend Dean H. Lewis Official, Church & Society United Presbyterian Church U.S.A DIRECTOR: George Jason SET DESIGN: Mort Chavenson (listed on each of second season episodes) NOTES: Guest Muhammed Kenyatta (also Muhammad Kenyatta) and his followers smashed in the door and occupied the Ecumenical Wellsprings Center one year after this recording. The cause they crusaded for was the same as the topic of this program – black reparations. 'Input' was a Philadelphia panel discussion program from the late 1960's and early 1970's, airing Sunday mornings on WCAU-TV10, produced by the Wellsprings Ecumenical Center.
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- Running time
- 58 minutes
- Language
- English
- Collection
- News & Public Affairs
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- Marion Stokes
- civil rights
- religion
- Philadelphia
- Reverend Carroll D. Jenkins
- Fifth Presbyterian Church Chester
- Muhammed Kenyatta
- Muhammad Kenyatta
- Black Economic Development Conference
- Reverend Vaughn T. Eason
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