Wendel White: Village of Peace
This 2007 State of the Arts story features Wendel A. White's photographs of the African Hebrew Israelite community of Dimona, Israel. Also featured is Emily Raboteau, who wrote about the group of African Americans from the Chicago area who established the community more than 35 years ago. The images in this portfolio describe various aspects of daily life. Produced by Eric Schultz, narrated by Amber Edwards.
▶︎
The African Jewish Community That Was Told It Didn’t Exist | Unpacked
▶︎
1986: How to Spot the Upper Class | That's Life! | BBC Archive
▶︎
Are the Taino extinct? This woman knows otherwise | PBS
▶︎
A Vanishing History: Gullah Geechee Nation
▶︎
Exclusive interview with H.E Ben Ammi Ben Israel on Good Evening Ghana
▶︎
"Why I joined the Hasidic community" | Sara Braun's story
▶︎
She’s 12. She Sings Aretha Franklin… Until Simon TELLS Her to Do It Acapella! 😳
▶︎
Deborah Mitchell: Rhythm Tap
▶︎
Black Hebrew Israelites vs. Israel
▶︎
Prince Emmanuel Ben Yehuda, African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem
▶︎
3 days in Dimona: African Hebrew Israelites (Part 3)
▶︎
Kwame Ture Interview (1983)
▶︎
Black Hebrew Israelites Celebrate Sukkot, a 'Reunion of the House of Israel'
▶︎
Village of Peace - Trailer
▶︎
Israeli Gov't to Expel Dozens of African Hebrews, Prompting Community to Appeal Decision
▶︎
PRINCE IMMANUEL AFRICAN HEBREW ISRAELITES
▶︎
3 days in Dimona: African Hebrew Israelites (Part 5)
▶︎
Inside Nigeria's Jewish Community
▶︎
Did the Natives of Puerto Rico really go extinct?
▶︎