The new PBS series “Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History” may be a bitter pill to swallow for Jews steeped in ...

Remembering Frederick Wiseman, the director of documentaries including Titicut Follies, National Gallery, and Menus-Plaisirs: ...

Myrtle Beach native Darley Newman of PBS travel show fame has a new book about the American Revolution that includes two ...

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Suzannah Herbert says acclaimed "Natchez" documentary is "a broader reflection of how in this country we have not fully dealt ...

The film premiered at Sundance, screened at SXSW and won the Grand Jury Prize at the Dallas International Film Festival. Now ...

From MLK’s office to Obama’s victory, one documentarian shares intimate memories of Jesse Jackson’s fearless push for justice.

Need Someone will debut during a pivotal scene in HBO Max's Emmy-Winning Drama The Pitt.

Video documenting the 1990 inauguration of L. Douglas Wilder, a landmark moment in Virginia and U.S. political history. The ceremony captures Wilder’s swearing-in, public address, and the historic ...

● It discusses the divergent paths to “whiteness” or social acceptance that became available to Jewish Americans after WWII ...

The film was co-produced by Susan Endel Kerner ’67 P’02, professor emerita of theater at Montclair State University in New Jersey. She has directed in New York, London and Cambridge, Shanghai, and at ...

Reggie Williams and NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE When Black leaders proceeded from Selma to Birmingham, Alabama, in 1965 to demonstrate for voting rights, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel marched beside the Rev.