Black Des Moines: Voices Seldom Heard Trailer

Black Des Moines: Voices Seldom Heard Trailer (1985)

10 September 1985 Factual 57 mins

Chronicles the history of blacks in Des Moines, Iowa from the mid-1800s to the present. Vintage photos and film clips are used with interviews to detail the contributions of blacks from their first appearance via the Pre-Civil War "underground railroad" to the emotional issues of today. Includes early photos of black businesses and neighborhoods, the beginnings of the Iowa Bystander newspaper, first-hand recollections of the 1920s and 1930s, disruption caused by the freeway construction and urban renewal, and the many innovations and achievements made by Des Moines blacks. Originally aired on WOI-TV on September 10, 1985.

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Beverly Fischer

Beverly Fischer Associate Producer

Dennis Goodrich

Dennis Goodrich Cinematography

Robert Helmers

Robert Helmers Executive Producer

Betty Lou Varnum

Betty Lou Varnum Executive Producer

Rodney Minor

Rodney Minor Cinematography

Sue Ballantine

Sue Ballantine Production Assistant

Brett Foray

Brett Foray Production Assistant

Phil Elrod

Phil Elrod Still Photographer

Phil Elrod

Phil Elrod Production Assistant

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United States 10 September 1985

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