1963 - Activists prepare folders to be distributed with information about the March on Washington civil rights protest.
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USA - 1960s - The peaceful Civil Rights protests led by Martin Luther King Jr. are contrasted to property destruction caused by riots.
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1940s - Women visit a wealthy home in Charleston, South Carolina, while others pass by the Confederate Defenders of Charleston memorial.
Close-up, female hands slowly interfere with black paint in jar, protests against racism, for equal rights in the USA, in the world.
bi-racial diverse couple talking and smiling together in cozy bedroom setting, at home
Pretty little girl shows funny videos via smartphone to cheerful African-American teacher sitting on large sofa at break in living room
Cheerful lady shows family members on photos on large book to young African-American boyfriend on sofa in cozy living room slow motion
United group of young multiracial friends having fun together outdoor
Cute young friends drink beer and eat chips watching TV series at home upper view slow motion. People spends time together at cinema evening
USA - 1952 - Parents are encouraged to ward off the infection of racial prejudice in the children the way they immunize them against physical disease.
Sunny sight of Los Angeles cityscape. Pond in a park, residential areas and financial downtown with skyscrapers. Aerial view. Vertical video
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1940s - Exteriors of homes, churches and a courthouse in Charleston, South Carolina.
1963- Odetta sings to a crowd of activists and the Washington Monument is shown during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
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Asian sad woman worker with little salary looking at man colleague with many cash finance counting gender racial wage inequality between
Dissatisfied Indian and African American women friends change channels with remote control sitting on sofa. Best female companions watch TV
Sunlit skyscrapers dropping shadows on the city panorama. Amazing Los Angeles diverse architecture from aerial perspective. Vertical video
United group of young multiracial friends having fun together outdoor
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MISSOURI - 1955 - Integration is the logical choice for schools in St. Louis, Missouri, and a racist teenager is humbled by Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren's words.
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MISSOURI - 1955 - Black and white teenagers in St. Louis, Missouri meet to discuss issues of racial prejudice in light of integration.
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MISSOURI - 1955 - A white teacher considers how the newly integrated public school is the only space where black and white teenagers interact in St. Louis, Missouri.
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CLEVELAND - 1969 - Mayor Carl Stokes meets with mostly black students to discuss issues youth are facing.
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USA - 1969 - Ernest Green meets with union officials to work on programs that will help black applicants succeed in the workforce.
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1940s - Pedestrians cross a busy street in Richmond, Virginia, and a roadside billboard advertises a hotel for black tourists by a courthouse.
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1959 - While a jazz group performs, a narrator explains how the stagnant state of the genre correlates to racism in America.
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1959 - "Cool jazz" is performed by a small band while a narrator explains the subgenre.
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1959 - Black men play pool in Chicago.
Approaching amazing skyscrapers in the financial downtown Los Angeles, California. Drone footage over the city panorama at backdrop of hills and blue skies. Vertical video
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Group of angry students teenagers multiracial classmates mock humiliate bully mockery at college university outdoors discriminate thumbs
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MISSOURI - 1955 - A newly integrated class is tense when a beat up white boy prepares to give a presentation.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - A school board is questioned about the decision to close segregated schools in the district.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - Parents who petitioned for integrated schools join the school board.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - African-American parents set up a petition for the schools in their southern California neighborhood to integrate.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - An African-American parent in a California community is skeptical of a white superintendent's plans for integration.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - A Mexican-American city councilman talks about segregation in southern California.
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USA - 1969 - Progress in the civil rights movement leads to more job and economic opportunities for black Americans.
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1959 - A black jazz band performing is intercut with a burning black neighborhood.
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1959 - While a drummer and saxophonist solo in a swing band, a narrator explains the correlation between the genre and the black American experience.
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1959 - Black children are shown living in poverty while a narrator explains the correlation between jazz and the oppression faced by black Americans, as well as the vision of freedom they could have in America.
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1959 - Jazz and gospel music are shown as examples of how black Americans find joy in the present while denied prospects of a good future in the segregated USA.
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1959 - African-American youth living in poverty play basketball and jump rope together while the narrator explains how jazz emerged as an outlet for the emotions unique to joys and oppression of black Americans.
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1959 - The minutes are kept and friends talk in an interracial jazz appreciation club.
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1970 - Americans from all racial backgrounds matriculate high school, increasing graduation rates from the previous decade.
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CLEVELAND - 1969 - Mayor Carl Stokes gives a speech about the construction of a new hospital and attends a Christmas party with children.
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1959 - A black man at a party explains that jazz is part of the Cold War conversation because it endears the international community to black Americans even while they distrust white Americans; regardless, he declares that jazz is dead.
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1959 - Conflict in kinds of rhythm is exemplified in jazz, connected to the rhythm of black American culture.
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USA - 1969 - The Black Panther party rises up in response to discrimination that lingers from the days of the slave trade.
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USA - 1969 - Black Americans and their allies stage different kinds of nonviolent protests against racial discrimination in public spaces.
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USA - 1960s - Carl Stokes, Reverend Jesse Jackson and Ernest Green are established as major forces of the modern Civil Rights era.