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Seeds of Discontent, episode 11 (African American entertainers Odet...
by Smith, Hartford, Jr.
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Seeds of Discontent was a 1968 radio documentary series
that explored discontented social groups and
organizations attempting to improve their conditions in
American society. Created by Hartford Smith, Jr. and
Wayne State University s WDET in Detroit, the series
addressed topics including race relations, civil rights,
poverty, youth, and crime. Smith s connections with the
community as a social worker allowed him to record hours
of interviews with people about their lives and their
opinions on contemporary issues. This episode is the
third of four focusing on African American entertainers.
It features the singer Odetta, the musician Leslie
Grinage, and the comedian Dick Gregory discussing the
larger problems of African Americans.
The series, distributed by the National Educational Radio
Network, was made publicly available as part of the
Unlocking the Airwaves project, a digital humanities
initiative from University of Maryland and the University
of Wisconsin-Madison launched in summer 2021. Learn more
at https://www.unlockingtheairwaves.org/.
Date Published: 2021-12-07 21:19:18
Identifier: HartfordSmithJr_Seeds_Ep11
Item Size: 42072077
Language: eng
Media Type: audio
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