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The spirit of Africville still lives on. - Radio, 10:34
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Nov. 20, 1989
20 years later
Radio
10:34
The federal government officially recognizes the historic significance of Africville. - Radio, 2:03
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July 5, 2002
Africville declared a national historic site
Radio
2:03
City of Halifax decides to raze Africville. - Television, 9:26
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June 24, 1962
Africville is an eyesore
Television
9:26
Bulldozers move in as residents are shipped out. - Television, 2:00
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Sept. 15, 1967
Africville is destroyed
Television
2:00
Talks over compensation continue to spark passionate debate. - Television, 0:38
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Sept. 5, 2001
Africville now
Television
0:38
When dump trucks roared in to ship Africville residents out, it seemed like a good idea to city planners. By the 1960s, years of neglect and racism had made Halifax's oldest and largest black neighbourhood one of the worst slums in the country. But the relocation of Africville also meant the end of a vibrant community. As one former resident put it, they lost more than a roof over their heads, they lost their happiness.
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Topic spans: 1973-2002
Africville: Expropriating Black Nova Scotians
Topic
4 television clips
7 radio clips
In the beginning, Africville is described as a hard-working black community with much potential. - Radio, 4:36
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July 27, 1973
Africville's roots
Radio
4:36
Teens discuss a dance-show lesson in racial prejudice. - Radio, 15:35
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June 26, 1959
Black Toronto teen in 1959 Buffalo
Radio
15:35
A panel discussion on Callwood and the PEN controversy. - Radio, 8:19
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Feb. 18, 1994
Callwood quits PEN amidst charges of racism
Radio
8:19
A group of Chinese-Canadians is looking for redress for damage done by the head tax. - Television, 2:20
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July 11, 2001
Demanding justice
Television
2:20
Once barred from the professions, Chinese-Canadians are now becoming doctors, lawyers and politicians. - Television, 6:19
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July 14, 1957
Entering the professions
Television
6:19
<p>Today's fighting words: "The Merchant of Venice is the most brutal and dramatic specimen of racial propaganda in the English language."</p> - Television, 24:40
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Sept. 4, 1955
Fighting Words: Was the bard a bigot?
Television
24:40
"I haven't got happiness … if Africville was built up, I'd be the first to move back." - Radio, 3:02
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May 31, 1976
Former residents are homesick
Radio
3:02
A crowd helps reporter Larry Zolf question a young zealot in a feature segment on hate literature and its proponents. - Television, 23:13
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Jan. 17, 1965
Hate merchants peddle their dirty wares
Television
23:13
In 1972, Chinese-Canadians are still experiencing incidents of racism. - Radio, 3:00
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July 17, 1972
How prevalent is prejudice?
Radio
3:00
"Prejudice" makes for a lively discussion topic in this 1969 episode of <em>It's Debatable</em>. - Radio, 29:25
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Jan. 3, 1969
It's Debatable: Prejudice
Radio
29:25
In studio, <em>Seven Days</em> introduces members of the Ku Klux Klan to a leading black civil rights activist. - Television, 20:27
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Oct. 24, 1965
Klan comes to town
Television
20:27
Nellie's board members accuse its founder of racism. - Television, 4:00
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Nov. 30, 1998
Labelled a 'racist'
Television
4:00
Bulldozers destroy the church — the heart of the community. - Radio, 3:40
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July 27, 1973
Last service at Africville's Seaview Church
Radio
3:40
Civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivers an enduring vision of racial equality. - Radio, 3:13
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Aug. 28, 1963
Martin Luther King: 'I have a dream'
Radio
3:13
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