African American farmers listen as an African American man plays piano and sings a song in the United States.
African American farmers in the southern United States. An African American man plays piano and sings a song. African American farmers and a woman sit on chairs and a sofa, and listen. Some of them sing the spiritual gospel music. Closer views of the African American man singing and playing the piano. Location: United States USA. Date: 1931.
French West African Outposts
French West African Outposts 01:19:03:27 - 01:22:58:24 Morocco - Casa Blanca, Casablanca, Marrakech, Moorish towers, palm trees, desert, market, busy street, hijab, hijaab,sunset Dakar, Senegal - busy street, market, african women, african children, huts, thatch roof, african dancing, african drumming
C.I.D.A.
MCS of African woman collecting water from a river, carrying metal can with water on top of her head. MCSs of Africans walking towards camera. MCS to ZOOM IN on board "Kandara Water Scheme-Self-Help-Marambee Project". MCS to ZOOM OUT of people around well. Various shots from different angles of African men working on setting up of water pipeline. Shot of an African woman drinking purified water. CSs and MCSs of Africans at different training operations at "College of African Wildlife Management in Mweka" in Tanzania.
TRUMP MEETS WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERS
--SUPERS--\nThursday\nWashington\n\n --VIDEO SHOWS--\nPresident Trump meets with African American leaders ahead of an African American History Month Reception at the White House. \n -----END-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWASHINGTON POLITICS CORONAVIRUS\n
BLACK NEWS SHOW
PARADE IN HARLEM. MARCHERS WEAR AFRICAN STYLE OF CLOTHING, AFRICAN AMERICAN PRIDE, PEOPLE IN HARLEM WATCH ON SIDEWALK. TRADITIONAL AFRICAN DRUMS AND INSTRUMENTS, AFRICAN CLOTHES
News Clip: New Racial Strife in Fort Worth ; Mansfield
Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany two news stories. The first is about protests and demonstrations against an African American family who recently moved onto an all-white street in a racially mixed neighborhood. Second is a story about U.S. Supreme Court Justice Minton granting Mansfield high school the opportunity to delay a court order requiring the school to admit African American students.
1967 African-American Daily Life
Documentary on urban redevelopment in Pittsburgh - 1967 - African-American daily life - interior office - African-American female secretary at typewriter - women in the workplace - cu fingers tap keys of typewriter - cu African-American bus driver - African-American kids play ring around the rosy - children - schoolyard - African-American man pushes dolly - woman assists children at library (part 9 of 18)
NEW AFRICAN CHIEF INSTALLED AT GUTU, RHODESIA.
Gutu, Rhodesia <br/> <br/>NEW AFRICAN CHIEF INSTALLED AT GUTU, RHODESIA. <br/> <br/>Various shots of a marching band, of The Rhodesian African Rifles with their goat mascot. Various shots African crowds watching the ceremony. M.S. Manguwo Machingura, new African chief, being robed during his installation by Mr Davison Gutu. Various shots of the Guard of Honour presenting arms. Chief Machingura inspects the guard. M.S. Rhodesian African Rifles march past. Various shots of African dancers and singers performing in front of dais and new African chief. <br/> <br/>(Orig. Neg.)
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Title: "Florida" superimposed over crowd of African-Americans gathered on bank of river watching people standing in river with preacher / woman walking out of river after being baptized, people on shore watching / shot of crowd on river bank watching / woman in crowd celebrating / woman being baptized in river / women in crowd on river bank celebrating / woman who has been baptized being led by man out of river, she jumps into his arms in celebration / Note: exact day not known
SOUTH AFRICAN MAN
A South African man being interviewed.
WASHINGTON, DC B- ROLL (1988)
various b-roll of rundown parts of Washington, DC
Various Subjects
BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS, AFRICAN MINERS, AFRICAN FARMERS
1960s: African man shouts and waves arms. African men smile and stand neat thatched hut.
1960s: African man shouts and waves arms. African men smile and stand neat thatched hut.
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Aerial view of flamingos, Flamingo Lagoon, Erongo, Namibia
Aerial view of flamingos (Phoenicopterus sp.), Flamingo Lagoon, Erongo, Namibia.
L'Equipe du Soir of 16 December 2024 (EDS).
GENETIC TESTING TO DETERMINE AFRICAN ANCESTRY / DNA TESTING & AFRICAN AMERICANS
SPLIT AUDIO CS VO STEVE OSUNSAMI ON DNA / GENETIC TESTING TO DETERMINE AFRICAN ANCESTRY FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS W/ UNKNOWN ROOTS
53704 1943 SOUTH AFRICA DOCUMENTARY "KNOW YOUR COMMONWEALTH"
The black-and-white circa 1943 film from the Apartheid era, “Know Your Commonwealth South Africa” compiled material shot for the South African Bureau of Information to take viewers to African nation. It of course is a colonial film at its core, and ignores the racial problems that haunted the nation. Farmers are shown in fields as we’re given a brief history of how the Dutch Trading Company came to South Africa more than 300 years ago, later joined by the British. It is a land of contrast, as a native Bantu is shown on horseback while men and women jump onto buses in bustling cities. African women are shown working in fields at mark 03:00 while African men are shown studying agriculture in college “to become scientific farmers.” The idyllic lifestyle was changed in September 1939 with the start of World War II (mark 04:15), and we see South African Prime Minister Jan Smuts meeting with his cabinet to discuss a declaration of war against the Axis powers. There are scenes of South African troops in formation and at sea (mark 05:04). With help from Britain’s Royal Air Force, South Africa was able to train pilots (mark 05:38) while native Africans are taught how to drive to assist in the war effort. We learn how Dutch and British South Africans fought side by side “to drive the Facists out of Abyssinia” and at mark 08:30 see South African Major General Dan Pienaar present a commendation to s soldier his service in the South African campaign. (Pienaar was killed in a 1942 air crash). The film tells of advancements in industry and how blacks and whites, men and women, have all learned to work together. As the war continues, so does work in fields (mark 10:30) as workers are shown going about their daily routines to supply produce to families and servicemen. The narrator echoes the words of General Smuts at mark 13:15 noting that a debt is owed to the principles which helped South African gain its own freedom. <p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com
African Dancers Perform in Brittany, 1980
View from cliffs. African dancers performing in town.
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African woman carries bag on head on rocky beach
SOUTH AFRICANS REACT TO MANDELA'S HEALTH LEGACY
SOUTH AFRICANS MANDELA LEGACY