African American Oakland, 1852-1940
Oakland History Center librarian Dorothy Lazard offers a brief overview of the social, economic, and political development of African Americans in early Oakland.
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History of Piedmont 1907 - 1930: "The Building Years"
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The Boogaloo Revolution: How a Forgotten Dance Unified 1970s Oakland (NHD State Finalist)
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Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland by Dennis Evanosky
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African American History in the First Century of California, with Jesse Warr
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A History of the Fillmore Neighborhood in San Francisco | KQED
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Inside America's Robbery Capital (Oakland)
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1967 DOCUMENTARY: "WELFARE OVER FATHERS" | The Welfare Revolt ©
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Slavery in NJ: The Price of Silence Part One
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We must uncover this history - A Call to Preserve African American History -Unveiling Hidden History
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Spirit of a Culture: Cane River Creoles
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'Harlem of the West': Preserving Oakland's Blues culture
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Allensworth: The Only California Town Founded and Financed by Blacks (Unique Coloring)
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A History of the Castro Neighborhood in San Francisco | KQED
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The People and the Police: Oakland (1974)
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The Boogaloo Revolution: How a Forgotten Dance Unified 1970s Oakland | NHD San Mateo County Winner
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Golden Gate International Exposition - Treasure Island Museum Oral Story
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The Ancient Chumash: Chiefs and Canoes in California
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25 Things Only Black People Who Grew Up in the 1970s Remember!
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The Eugenics Crusade | Full Documentary | AMERICAN EXPERIENCE | PBS
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