Black Perspectives: Sharing Culture Trailer

Black Perspectives: Sharing Culture Trailer (1985)

18 July 1985 Factual 16 mins

A celebration of Black culture through music and poetry as members of Black Perspectives perform and later talk about their work in the context of racism, poverty, and community. This short video documentary features the work of gay activist Faith Nolan.

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