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Ethnic Notions: Marlon Riggs in person

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University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive Riggs, Marlon T

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Bay Area filmmaker/poet/educator/gay rights activist Marlon Riggs discusses his newest film, ""Ethnic Notions,"" and images of African Americans in mass media throughout the years.
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Original Audio Cassette
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UC Berkeley, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive

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California Digital Library

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. African Americans In Mass Media
  3. African Americans In Motion Pictures
  4. Artists
  5. California
  6. Documentary Films
  7. Interviews
  8. Motion Picture Producers And Directors
  9. Production And Direction
  10. Riggs, Marlon T
  11. San Francisco Bay Area
  12. United States

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