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Mark Stoneman

If you've never seen "The Children Were Watching" (docu, 1961, 26 min), it is definitely worthwhile and still highly relevant. drewassociates.com/films/the-c (on the Criterion Channel)

Text Shot: Richard Leacock photographs the first week of school integration in November 1960 in New Orleans, which is marked by violent demonstrations of hatred by white parents as their children look on, a vision of how prejudice is passed on, one divided generation passing its legacy of conflict to the next.
Dec 01, 2024, 01:46 AM·Public·Linky
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