Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
This program documents race relations in Washington D.C. before and after desegregation. Based around contemporary interviews with Harold Lewis and Dr. Montague Cobb, the program makes extensive use of archival material. There are many references to Howard University and various groups such as the NAACP.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
DO NOT USE Archival photograph rural black children walking down a section of train track.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Archival footage of a massive locomotive; train pulls from hanger of a rail yard; section of track shifting at an intersection; engineer in silhouette against white BG.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
DO NOT USE Archival photograph old passenger coach traveling a rural highway.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
DO NOT USE Map of Washington D.C. circa1920s. Program Title.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
DO NOT USE Various archival photographs of Washington in the 1920s are shown. Shots show a city street crammed with cars and trolleys, black children playing in a schoolyard and white teenagers eating at a diner.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Footage of male African American students and professors of Howard University. Shots show students on the steps of a building, laboratory experiment, professors reviewing papers, signing documents.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Interview with Harold Lewis.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
DO NOT USE C/A photo shows the home he grew up in South East Heights. Two other archival shots show different stages of his life.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Interview with Dr. Montague Cobb.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
DO NOT USE Archival photos show various stages of his life, including a shot of him teaching an anatomy class at Howard University. An archival photograph shows Dunbar High School in Washington D.C., in addition to other shots of the school.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Interview with Harold Lewis. Interview with Dr. Montague Cobb. Interview with Harold Lewis.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Footage shows the cadets of Dunbar high school marching in a parade.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Interview with Harold Lewis.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
DO NOT USE Archival photo Dunbar student at chalkboard , working out geometry problem. Photos black students in shop class, using wood cut tools in a carpentry class.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Archival footage of Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
DO NOT USE Archival photos black man shinning the shoes of a white man, a black dentist working on a patient's teeth, students at library at Howard University, a black secretary typing, black mother reading to her children. Archival photo thousands of KKK members parading down Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol Building, many carrying the American Flag.
Step By Step - A History of Black Washington
Interview with Harold Lewis. Interview with Dr. Montague Cobb.