UPCOMING FILMS
PREVIOUSLY BROADCAST
Created Equal:
Clarence Thomas in His Own Words
RICKOVER: The Birth of Nuclear Power
Rediscovering Alexander Hamilton
Rediscovering George Washington
The Rodney King Incident: Race and Justice in America
Inside the Republican Revolution:
The First Hundred Days
Campus Culture Wars: Five Stories About Political Correctness
America's Political Parties:
Power and Principle
Part One: The Democrats, 1960 to 1992
Part Two: The Republicans, 1960 to 1992
Fire From the Sun:
The Search for Fusion Energy
FILMS
THE RODNEY KING INCIDENT: RACE AND JUSTICE IN AMERICA
Nationally broadcast on TCL February 27, 1999. 60 minutes
The beating of Rodney King by four LAPD officers was a defining moment of the nineties. It caused one of the worst race riots in American history and led to a national debate about police brutality, the fairness of the justice system, and the state of racism in America. Narrated by Robert Prosky.
This fascinating documentary tells the story that was missed eight years ago and begins to replace myth with truth.
-- Los Angeles Daily News
• Cine "Golden Eagle"
• Silver Screen Award, U.S. International Film and Television Festival
• Silver Award, Worldfest Flagstaff International Film Festival
The Rodney King Incident is available for purchase on DVD.
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