Civil Rights

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This paper how films as representative artifacts of mainstream popular culture have fed and been fed by the evolution of civil rights in the U.S. from the 1930s to the present day. It looks at racism in the U.S. especially against African-Americans and uses "Mississippi Burning" and "Antwone Fisher" as examples.

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"The political economic and social reality of slavery in U.S. history was in the background of atrocities against African-Americans. It was particularly true prior to the Civil Rights Movement and the passage of the .."

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