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Three simultaneous fires distress Harlem in depth of winter.
Harlem was one of the flashpoints of the 1960s, a place where counter-culture, protest and opposition to entrenched political interest and repressive social structures exploded in riots and civil unrest. In...
Three dances performed by the Dance Theatre of Harlem, artistic director Arthur Mitchell. 1. The Moor’s Pavane (Limón). 2. Adrian (Alleyne). 3. Sasanka (Sekwati). The Moor’s Pavane (c25mins) is directed...
Coloured basketball team from New York demonstrates new tactics in match against Chicago.
Race-war in Harlem. One killed, hundreds injured in desperate battle between police and 3,000 Negros.
New York U.S.A. The famous handcuff king throws himself into the River Harlem bound with chains and comes to the surface free of his bonds
This video, taken from the Open University’s A230 Reading and Studying module, looks at how landscapes and communities have influenced some of our most famous poetry. From William Wordsworth’s Daffodils...
In October 2003, Antoine Yates was arrested for reckless endangerment following the discovery of his cohabitation in a Harlem high-rise with Ming, a five-hundred-pound tiger and Al, a seven-foot alligator....
Coloured team called Globetrotters make debut in New York, trounce Celtic and amuse spectators with comedy tactics.
Interviewed after beating Conn, Brown Bomber explains how he kept his title. Harlem, New York’s negro district, celebrates its hero’s victory.
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