Nice Series
I watched the African American Culture DVD series through my local library system. I love watching black history programs no matter whom they are about. I thought this series was put together well. When I saw that most of the programs were in B/W I was not surprised.
This program touched me when I saw that it had a positive review from "Margaret B. Miller, Univ. of South Dakota Libs., Vermillion --Library Journal". The programs that stood out to me were, Blacks in the War, Tuskegee Airmen: The Dream and African American Film Producers.
1.(Blacks in the War was put together well with interviews of actual war footage of soldiers who were in World war 2. This program made it very interesting and it was color and B/W.
2.(Tuskegee Airmen) takes you back so you can get a glimpse of how life for this great group of airman made it through a really tough time for African American Pilots.
3.(African American Film Producers) take you back to visit...
Horrible
Please understand just becuase the package is pretty (does not) mean the quality would hold water!!!! after we had the oppurtunity to gaze upon the ten disc package deal of the AACS being promoted through AMazon, We were under the impression that we would be recieving a wonderful series the likes of which young people from my community would glean from ages to come... NOT
1. First and formost, we had to return the first set because some of the boring DVD's were duplicates that had not matched the covers...
2. Second, when Amazon re-sent the second set, the same problem occured, but with Different DVD's...
3. After getting all of the DVD finally Straight, The Quality of the DVD yes B/W, but the Information recieved an (((F)))) my all measures,
JUST TO NAME A FEW...
4.Inventions by African Americans, gave a preview of about 7 African Americans, Some Indians, and others, :(,,,,, and @ the conclusions their were children presenting thier...
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