E40s "EPK - What's Crackulatin?" |
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D-Shot "Documentary"
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Spreading Propaganda Scratching the status quo - The lives and views of the anarchist record label Entartete Kunst Available To Order at AK Press Watch a clip
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FTV "San Francisco Film Festival"
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Street Legendz "On the Road" |
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Broken Hearts The last public lynching's in California history (1933), Holmes and Thurmond had confessed to the kidnap and murder of Brooke Hart, 22-year-old heir to his family-named department store. The Hart family was one of the most beloved and benevolent families in San Jose, and the close-knit community was hit hard by the loss. The lynching's were hailed by many, including California Governor James Rolph, as "justice served." For others, the deaths became an important battle in a larger war being waged against lynching. Boiled down to its most basic elements, Broken Harts is about social
justice, and how such a violent act may be seen as justice by some,
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