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1960s NYC: Vox Pop Street Interviews About Brotherhood

August 12, 2026January 1, 1960 by ManOnTheStreet

Street interviews asking New Yorkers in the 1960s about brotherhood, tolerance, and getting along, New York City, 1960s. Featuring New York City residents in the 1960s. A rare time capsule of NYC street opinion at the height of the Civil Rights era.

Who: New York City residents in the 1960s

What: Street interviews asking New Yorkers in the 1960s about brotherhood, tolerance, and getting along

Where: New York City

When: 1960s

Why: A rare time capsule of NYC street opinion at the height of the Civil Rights era

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0o9FcTCbKE

Categories Culture Tags 1960s, Media & Culture, NYC, Race & Identity, Street Interviews

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