SOLOMON ISLANDS - 1940s - African-American soldiers survey land and operate power shovels and other machinery in the rebuilding of an airfield in Munda Point on the Solomon Islands.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - A school superintendent says levels of achievement are higher in integrated schools than segregated ones.
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1940s - Exteriors of a lunchroom for African-Americans in Charleston, South Carolina and nice homes in a white district.
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1940s - Sites in Richmond, Virginia include a tobacco company, the White House of the Confederacy, and segregated waiting rooms.
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1918 - A woman teaches a class for African-American soldiers at a YMCA outpost in France.
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1940s - People enjoy public parks and a boardwalk in Charleston, South Carolina.
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1918 - Generals Pershing and Barnum inspect soldiers of the 366th Infantry, a segregated unit of African-American servicemen, stationed in the French countryside.
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1940s - Women visit a wealthy home in Charleston, South Carolina, while others pass by the Confederate Defenders of Charleston memorial.
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1940s - Exteriors of homes, churches and a courthouse in Charleston, South Carolina.
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1939 - A black girl is seen by a doctor in a segregated clinic in Georgia.
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MISSOURI - 1955 - Teachers face various issues in trying to lead segregated classes in St. Louis, Missouri.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - Integration leaders talk about the need to shut down segregated schools in their southern California district.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - After a segregated school is burned down, a woman shares her view that white teachers don't put as much effort in to working with black children as they do white children.
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CALIFORNIA - 1966 - A Mexican-American city councilman and a white woman talk about the history of segregated schools in their southern California city.
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USA - 1951 - In this historical film, Booker T. Washington gives a well-received speech on racial equality at the 1895 Atlanta Exposition.
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USA - 1951 - In this historical film, General Armstrong convinces Booker T. Washington to give a speech at the 1895 Atlanta Exposition.
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SOLOMON ISLANDS - 1940s - African-American soldiers stationed in the Solomon Islands play cards, attend a church service, and play the bugle.
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SOLOMON ISLANDS - 1940s - African-American soldiers complete rebuilding an airfield in Munda Point on the Solomon Islands.
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SOLOMON ISLANDS - 1940s - African-American soldiers stationed in the Solomon Islands receive mail and eat in a tent.
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SOLOMON ISLANDS - 1940s - A bugler calls African-American soldiers to action when it's time to rebuild an airfield in Munda Point on the Solomon Islands.
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USA - 1969 - A montage of black Americans harvesting cotton in the South by hand and machine, followed by service in the segregated armed forces of both World Wars.
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1944 - A segregated unit of African-American soldiers is drilled on marching and saluting.
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1918 - Generals Pershing and Barnum inspect soldiers of the 366th Infantry, a segregated unit of African-American servicemen, stationed in a French village.
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1940s - People walk through luxurious yards of wealthy homes in Charleston, South Carolina, and cars drive by on tree-lined streets.
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1940s - Cannons are displayed in a public park in Charleston, South Carolina.
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1940s - Public transit in Richmond, Virginia includes cable cars and a train station with segregated entrances.
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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 bebop, a narrator explains how the subgenre arose during the 1940s.
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1959 - A black man explains to white people at a party how America has robbed black people of both a past and a future, and how different forms of music have helped them find joy in the present.
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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 - Black men play pool in Chicago.
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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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1943 - African-American soldiers hanging out by a Hollywood studio and salute a passing officer.
1942 - A military parade with patriotic narration marches past the White House, with FDR in the admiring crowd.
1939 - A black girl is seen by a doctor in a segregated clinic in Georgia.
1944 - African-American soldiers of the Fighting 92nd shake hands with Italian civilians in towns they have liberated, and those wounded are visited by General Clark.
A diverse couple is in kitchen recycling at home
A young African American couple is organizing recycling at home
Close up view of freshy picked ripe and raw robusta coffee.