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Description
Political office holders and social activists in the Santa Barbara community talk about racism and community issues around diversity, election politics and the small size of the black community in Santa Barbara. The need for affordable housing is discussed. Members from the community include: Isaac Garrett (former President of the Santa Barbara chapter NAACP), David McCumber (former editor of the Santa Barbara News Press), Supervisor Gloria Ochoa, Abdulhamid Akoni, City councilmen Rusty Fairly and Gilbert Garcia, and Babatunde Folayemi. There is one segment in this video that is from a different show and is Jaqueline Taylor talking with actress Nadia Forest. At the end is a segment with Sojourner talking to Sadna about her art and plans for a retreat.
Type
moving image
Format
Master Sound Stereo Color U-matic
Extent
1 Tape of 1
Identifier
V/1559; V/1560 cusb_000156_t1; cusb_000156_t2
Subject
Civil rights movements
Place
Santa Barbara (Calif.)
Provenance
UC Santa Barbara, Department of Special Research Collections California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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