You've got to dig to dig it, you dig?
Democracy Now! and Pacifica Radio Archives aired a newly discovered recording of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on December 7, 1964. King, invited by Christian Action, spoke at City Temple Hall, London, on his way to Oslo to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
Brian DeShazor of Pacifica Radio narrates its finding from their archive and some context for the recording.
Director: Monica Peña
Producer: Monica Peña, Dennis Scholl, Lucila Garcia de Onrubia
Screenwriter: Monica Peña, Lucila Garcia de Onrubia, Megan Galizia, Brad Lovett
Music: Brad Lovett
Cinematographer: JL Rubiera
Editor: Monica Peña
via MIFF
formerly guccivuitton, but also Giovanni Beltran.
Last Life in the Universe, 2003 directed by Pen-Ek Ratanaruang, Cinematography by Christopher Doyle.
Browsing through the Public Domain Collection of the NYPL. There is a residency attached to this project.
Carte hydrogeologique de la Republique d’Haiti. Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division
Le véhicule, chargé de négresses…(sounds like Room Full, Paul!) Paul Reboux, 1919. Schomburg General Research and Reference Division
Saint-Domingue a la veille de la revolution.
Le Champ-de-Mars a Port-au-Prince ; La foule a l’inauguration de la statue de Dessalines. Sténio Vincent(president 1930-1941), 1910.
L’arbre de justice, a l’ombre duquel le Roi Christophe jugeait parfois ses sujets. 1926
Philippe Guerrier, président d’Haïti. (1844-1845). Nouvelle géographie de l’île d’Haïti: contenant des notions historiques et topographiques sur les autres Antilles, par Dantès Fortunat. 1888
The caco (guerilla fighter opposed to the US occupation of Haiti, led by François Borgia Charlemagne Peralte) in the foreground killed an American Marine. Harry Alverson Franck, 1920.
