In 1954, South Koreans protest the pullout of American forces fearing abandonment in Seoul

6/20/2024

AIDS COALITION TO UNLEASH POWER (ACT UP) / DC STAGES A PROTEST ABOUT ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS) RESEARCH AT NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH (NIH). VIDEONOTE: EXCELLENT AIDS PROTEST.

Rights and Equality

B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 10pm.

AIDS activists protest, demonstrators protest in Grand Central Station, January 23, 1991, unfurl banners The Aids Crisis Is Not Over and One AIDS Death every 8 minutes. Heavy police presence and extreme noise.

1:11 Cameraperson walks through a cave 1:54 Skip Blumberg reports from Bristol, England. He shows us a very large bridge across a gulch. 9:36 Back to Skip Blumberg in England. Skip interviews a camera crew. 22:00 Sam from The Billy Goat Tavern in Chicago introduces The 90's. 22:12 Skip Blumberg in England goes to the Museum of the Moving Image. 26:51 Commercial for Lexington Composts. Time lapse photography of plants growing. 27:40 Skip Blumberg interviews an English youth about the future of the '90s. 29:20 Fred Branfman of Rebuild America talks about the direction of America's future. 31:17 ""Joe, King of the Workers "" cartoon. U.S. government propaganda about the strength of the American economy and our responsibility to buy things with the money we earn. 32:58 ""Voices of Cabrini"" by Fred Bridges. Bridges visits artist Anthony Hughes in Cabrini Green. ""Cabrini Green is my home. It's always been my home. When most people think of Cabrini Green, they think of the drugs and the crime and every other negative thing you can think of. When I think of about it, I think about all the wonderful people who have meant so much to me in my life... I'm an artist, and what I try to do is to share these people with the world, so that they'll see that Cabrini Green is more than just the images you see in the media, but is real people. So through my art I try to share these real people with other real people."" He shows us his realistic charcoal drawings of Cabrini Green residents. 36:34 Skip Blumberg, still in Bristol, shoots a group of students who are throwing flowers at Edward Colston's grave, the man who founded their school. 48:20 Skip Blumberg shows us the Southerly-most point in England. 50:28 Skip Blumberg reports on a censorship protest. The story is that there was an exhibition about AIDS in a gallery in New York. The funder threatened to cut money if some offensive material was not removed. The protesters feel that this is not only a censorship issue, it is about homophobia and bigotry. 57:04 Shots of animals in England over the end credits.

In India, workers supporting the Confederation of Free Trade Unions of India (CFTUI) march in protest against the Communist Party of India (CPI) and against U.S. aid to Pakistan.

MSs of policemen helping out injured lady in Old Montreal, CS of sergeant talking on car radio (1:37). MS of policemen line up at street intersection, some are wearing anti riot equipement (0:43). Various shots of police escorting separatist demonstration in downtown area (24/06/1972); young people marching or riding on trucks and cars waving flags and banners with separatist slogans (1:42). Shots of riot police getting ready (0:28). Shots of group of policemen patrolling in Old Montreal after demonstration (1:19).

shots of the AIDS protest in Washington D.C. - the AIDS quilt Narrator unseen states that in the next 20 years 47 million people worldwide would be infected by the virus.

Act up

A large group of unemployed people in New Jersey march during Great Depression. Banners read 'We want immediate relief'. Unemployed citizens take over the State House in Trenton, New Jersey. Unemployed men sitting in the State House. The men sit in the house till the Legislators promise relief aid. From an April 27, 1961 newsreel depicting events 25 years earlier. Location: Trenton New Jersey USA. Date: 1936.

Aids coalition to unleash power.

News 12 footage-AIDS demonstrators protest outside of Washington pharmicutical building, and outside of save haven house, Aids quilt, demonstrators with signs in street outside of Aids hospital, police drag protesters away

ACT UP celebrated its 2nd Anniversary by protesting at New York’s City Hall. Several thousand demonstrators besieged City Hall and “waves” of affinity groups disrupted the early morning rush-hour traffic around City Hall to protest the negligence and mishandling of the AIDS crisis by the administration of Mayor Ed Koch. Hundreds were arrested. Footage shot by Jim Hubbard at ACT UP's Target City Hall Demonstration March 28, 1989.

00:00:00:00 [Act-Up protests I.N.S. AIDS regulations VS Act-Up demos march through SF sts,chant, carry banners in protest of INS regulations barring AIDS victims from enter into US; incl one guy w ...

No title. Mothering Sunday brings more protests for peace in Vietnam - anti-Vietnam demonstrations, London. <br/> <br/>Low angle shot showing the eagle on top of the American Embassy. M/S American Embassy showing few policemen standing outside. C/U of women's feet marching past. M/S women carrying antiwar banners past the embassy, pan to little girl holding bouquet of flowers. M/S marchers carrying banner: "Aid the Children of Vietnam". M/S more marchers, showing little girl in pushchair. C/U marchers. C/U more marchers, pan to American Embassy. L/S the American Embassy showing marching mothers and children going past. <br/> <br/>L/S of Trafalgar Square, showing masses of people gathered for Youth Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). L/S Trafalgar Square. L/S woman making speech at microphone surrounded by mass of people. L/S mass of people in Whitehall. M/S mass of people being held back by cordon of police. M/S ditto. Top shot mass of heads belonging to police and civilians. M/S policeman pick up man sitting on ground in peaceful protest and carry him off. M/S policeman picks up man sitting on ground. M/S two policemen pull girl up from the ground, she walks away between them. Top shot showing mass of people in Whitehall.

Berlin protests over Ruhr Separatist movement and aid given to the Separatists by the French

Young women

ACT UP / DC STAGES A PROTEST ABOUT AIDS RESEARCH AT NIH.

News stories from WJZ-TV's Edit Log. Towson Transit Terminal Mammogram Marathoner Bob Wieland Warning signs for teenage suicide Waverly Child from El Salvador Folo David Rucker Folo Angel of Death AIDS Healthcare Frederick garages Budget negotiations APG Protest Toy shortage B-104 arrest I-97 open JFX party Chopping wood Catchin Bass Lennon Exhibit Australia shooting Poker [illegible] Senator Mikulski meets with USSR's President Gorbachev's wife Raisa Pole in house 50,000 lights Broadcast News the movie Breathelizer Santa in Lapland Philip Crash Family Save Another Youth Track and field 1st Carlot faith Yearender Reagans Schaefer Retro

United States of America (USA).<br/><br/>Title reads 'World Protests Fall Out From Soviet Bomb Test'.<br/><br/>Various shots of the nuclear explosion. MS. & CU. Robert List, Chief of the Weather Burecius Atmospheric Radioactivity Project, talking - natural sound. He explains with aid of a map, the route of the Russian 50 megaton bomb explosion - Russians proposed to test the bomb. He argues that the explosion of such a large bomb would spread radioactivity throughout territories of other countries including America.<br/><br/>(Comb F.G.)<br/><br/>Date found in the old record - 26/10/1961.

POLICE AT VIETNAM WAR PROTEST AT ROCK CONCERT - WILD FOOTAGE SHOT FROM GROUND CLOSE UP - POLICE AIDE FALLEN MAN