Filmmaker covers what history lessons don't
An independent filmmaker and a Civil War re-enactor are trying to change the way African-American children think about their history and themselves with a film that offers what the textbooks are missing.
An independent filmmaker and a Civil War re-enactor are trying to change the way African-American children think about their history and themselves with a film that offers what the textbooks are missing.
In the summer of 1961, on the Central California coast of San Luis Obispo County, Tony Corley, an eleven year old(l1) black boy was invited, by a school mate, to spend a summer day at his favorite beach. He had played there on the ocean's shore many times before with his family, but that day was... more
Hildreth (Hal) Walker, Jr. Walker led the manufacturing, testing and operation of the Korad K1500 ruby laser system during the Apollo 11 lunar ranging experiment. This historic first successful interplanetary lunar laser ranging experiment is replicated in an interactive exhibit located in the... more
World renowned and celebrated artist, author and architectural designer Synthia SAINT JAMES is also a popular keynote speaker and presenter. With a client base that includes corporations, schools, universities, museums, non-profit organizations and special event coordinators, Ms SAINT JAMES has... more