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Publication Date
Winter 2-22-1995
Copyright date
February 22nd, 1995
Identifier
HT1531 .S256 1995
Series
27 YEARS AFTER MARTIN LUTHER KING: WHERE ARE WE, THE AMERICAN PEOPLE?
Description
After an introduction by Dr. Richard Pressman, President's Peace Commission Member and Professor of English and Communication Studies at St. Mary's University, and a cultural presentation by Ms. Konise Nolden, a student of St. Mary's University, the Rev. Hector Grant, pastor of the Bethel United Methodist Church of San Antonio speaks about the racism. He points out that, historically, acknowledgment of other races' humanity has always preceded the non-acknowledgment, in order to ensure exclusive access to scarce resources, that is racism.
Keywords
Angelou, Maya; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; African Americans -- Social conditions; Nature and nurture; Race discrimination; Race relations; Race relations -- Economic aspects; Race -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Racism; Racism -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church; United States; United States -- Race Relations; Racism -- United States
Contributor
Dr. Pressman, Richard S.; Rev. Grant, Hector; Nolden, Konise
Document Type
Presentation
Size or Duration
43.49 minutes
Format
mp4
Medium
video
Digital Publisher
Digital Commons at St Mary's University
Collection
President's Peace Commission Videos
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 International License.