South African Racism vs. American Racism — The Daily Show
Daily Show street-style segment in which Trevor Noah compares racism in South Africa and the United States (United States, 2010s).
Race & Identity
FeedBack: Eatonville — Street Opinions on DC’s Landmark Black Restaurant
Washingtonian.com takes to the street for candid reactions to Eatonville, one of DC’s most culturally significant Black-owned restaurants (Washington, D.C., 2009).
1990 Chicago: What Do You Think of White People? What Do You Think of Black People?
Street interviews asking Chicago residents from both races for their honest opinions of each other (Chicago, Illinois, 1990).
1982: Grand Wizard Defends KKK Policy on Segregation
A 1982 television interview in which a KKK Grand Wizard defends segregation and the Klan’s ideology (United States, 1982).
1975: Harlem’s Rough Slum Life — Poverty and Survival in New York
Documentary footage and street interviews with Harlem residents at the height of New York City’s fiscal and social crisis (Harlem, New York City, 1975).
1975 Harlem: Slum Life and the Poor Struggling to Survive
Street footage and interviews documenting life in Harlem’s rough neighborhoods in 1975 (Harlem, New York City, 1975).
Lester Maddox and Jim Brown Debate Segregation — The Dick Cavett Show
A legendary Dick Cavett Show confrontation between segregationist Lester Maddox and NFL icon Jim Brown (New York City, 1970).
Malcolm X on Front Page Challenge (1965) — CBC Archives
Malcolm X appears on the CBC panel show Front Page Challenge in 1965, answering questions about civil rights and his views (Canada (CBC), 1965).
’63 Boycott: Today Is Freedom Day — Chicago School Boycott Survivors Speak
Kartemquin Films interviews survivors of the 1963 Chicago School Boycott, asking if they or someone they knew participated in one of the largest ci (Chicago, Illinois, 1963 / filmed 2012).
Voice of the People: The White Australia Policy (1962)
Street interviews asking Australians about the controversial White Australia immigration policy (Australia, 1962).
Mississippi U.S.A. (1961) — Civil Rights Era Documentary
Documentary footage and street interviews (Mississippi, 1961).
1960s NYC: Vox Pop Street Interviews About Brotherhood
Street interviews asking New Yorkers in the 1960s about brotherhood, tolerance, and getting along (New York City, 1960s).