The Phoenix Historical Society - January 26, 2013
From the Program (Documentary Film and Panel Discussion)
"His words shook the entire nation, prophetically declaring that Black Americans would rise again from the oppression of segregation and disenfranchisement, yet George Henry White's story remained lost to generations of North Carolinians for a century after he left Congress. Today, an exhibit and screening of a new documentary film on the life and legacy of George Henry White (1851-1915) will take place followed by a panel discussion of noted historians discussing the legacy of GHW and what his life means today."
Ms. Kate Tsubata (Lightsmith Productions), a professional journalist who served as the project manager and producer of the documentary will introduce the documentary in Tarboro and participate in the discussion of George White's life and legacy.
Recent Projects:
Then & Now: A Hayti Civics CourseCenter for Documentary Studies at Duke University
From the website:
"Then and Now: A Hayti Civics Course offers a unique opportunity for participants to document oral histories and use archival material to contribute to the production of a documentary film series about Durham’s Hayti community."
by: Cultural Heritage Group with filmmakers Kelvin D. Allen, Victor R. Stone, and Jaisun G. McMillan
Interviewing Dr. Jonathan Livingston as part of Then and Now: A Civics Course at The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University (Courtesy of Cultural Heritage Group)[/caption]
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