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Additional authors

1. Hunter-Gault, Charlayne.
2. Chip Taylor Communications.
3. Globalvision, Inc.

Description

1. 1 videocassette (27 min.) : sd., col.; 1/2 in.

Summary

1. First segment: With hate crimes at a record level, racism and community conflict escalating and the passage of Proposition 187, the first program examines attempts by individuals in Los Angeles to promote tolerance. Second segment: An interview with controversial author and philosopher Cornel West. Third segment: Profile of children's conflict resolution educator Darryl Williams, who was paralyzed by a sniper's bullet during Boston's 1979 busing crisis.

Series statement

1. Rights and wrongs series

Alternative title

1. Tolerance, stop the hate crimes
2. Stop the hate crimes
3. United States, tolerance, stop the hate crimes

Subject

1. Racism > California > Los Angeles
2. Prejudices
3. Hate crimes
4. Toleration
5. Human rights > California > Los Angeles
6. Noncitizens > California
7. Undocumented immigration > California
8. Los Angeles (Calif.) > Race relations

Call number

1. *UGS-1675

Note

1. Title from cassette label.

Credits (note)

1. Executive producers, Rory O'Connor, Danny Schechter ; director, Eulogio Ortiz.

Audience (note)

1. Jr.Hi.-Adult.

System details (note)

1. VHS.

Title

1. US: tolerance [videorecording] : stop the hate crimes / a production of Globalvision.

Imprint

1. Derry, N.H. : Chip Taylor Communications, c1995.

Series

1. Rights and wrongs series

System details

1. VHS.

Audience

1. Jr.Hi.-Adult.

Performer

1. Host, Charlayne Hunter-Gault.

Credits

1. Executive producers, Rory O'Connor, Danny Schechter ; director, Eulogio Ortiz.

Added author

1. Hunter-Gault, Charlayne.
2. Chip Taylor Communications.
3. Globalvision, Inc.

Research call number

1. *UGS-1675 [Video]