What's race got to do with it? / California Newsreel presents ; written, directed and produced by Jean Cheng.

San Francisco, Calif. : California Newsreel, [2006]

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After years of campus diversity programs and initiatives, discussions about race remain confused and inadequate in addressing racism. Over the course of a 16-week program, a group of University of California, Berkeley students discuss such issues as underrepresentation, the limitations of multiculturalism, social equity, affirmative action, and their own responsibilities for making a difference.

Videodisc (DVD) version: What's race got to do with it? San Francisco, Calif. : California Newsreel, [2006]

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English

November 15, 2019

Black studies in video

Editor, Gail Mallimson ; camera, Dan Krauss, Brent MacDonald, Vicente Franco ; music, B. Quicy Griffin.

Narrator, Belinda Sullivan ; facilitators, Dave Stark, Jerlena Griffin-Destra.

Diversity at Berkeley (3:16); "The Way We Talk About Race" (3:03); "I'm More Black Than Ever" (2:28); "A Lot of Us Getting Pushed" (4:15); "Lucky to be..." (3:04); "I Can be Sure my Race Will Not Work Against Me" (4:21); "To Be an American" (4:40); "Part of the Problem, Part of the Solution" (6:43); "Just Like Me" (3:54); "If You Identify, Pull Yourself Free" (4:10); "A Paradigm Shift" (3:52); "How To Go Beyond This Class" (3:51); Credits: What's Race Got to Do with It? (1:26);

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