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The James E. Hinton Archive: Radicalism Through The Reel

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Section 2’s museum room is comprised of various artifacts from the James E. Hinton Collection at the Harvard Film Archive. Hinton was a Black photographer, cinematographer, and filmmaker mostly known as an active participant in and documentarian for the Civil Rights Movement. He captured many of the violent reactions to the Civil Rights Movement in the American South, such as the shooting of Lester James in Seneca, South Carolina. Hinton's work provides a look into how media, such as film, can be used to convey messages of liberation. The films of Hinton that are included in this museum room tackle radical themes such as the role of Black elites in decolonization, capitalism and its relation to Black Liberation, and the Black Power Movement.

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Contents of this path:

  1. Liberia: Opportunity for Investment
  2. "Moving On Up"
  3. "Inside Out:" Reforming the Prison System
  4. "The New Ark"
  5. In Search of Improvisation: The Essence of Virtuosity in Jazz
  6. Holy Days: A Drug Dealer's Departure From Capitalism
  7. "Sickle Cell Anemia and Sickle Cell Trait": Black Empowerment Through Access to Information
  8. "Black Indians of New Orleans"
  9. "PSA for SCORE, The Service Corps for Retired Executives"
  10. Ganja & Hess
  11. Movement Spirit
  12. Hallah (S.O.S): A Crisis in Medicine
  13. "Hypertension PSA"
  14. “The Day of the Killer Tornados”