Unlocking the Airwaves - The urban confrontation: Program #15 Welfare in America: $5500 or Fight George Wiley

The urban confrontation Program #15 Welfare in America: $5500 or Fight George Wiley

Series: The urban confrontation
Air Date
Duration: 00:30:00
Episode Description
Series Description: Urban Confrontation is an analysis of the continuing crises facing 20th century man in the American city, covering issues such as campus riots, assassinations, the internal disintegration of cities, and the ever-present threat of nuclear annihilation. Produced for the Office of Educational Resources at the Communications Center of the nation's largest private university, Northeastern University.
Subject(s): African American History & Culture
African Americans
Agriculture
Children
Children & Families
Civics
Ecology & the Environment
Economy & Business
Employment
Families
Gender & Women's History
Indians of North America
NAEB Region I
NAEB Region I: The Northeast
Native American History & Culture
Navajo Indians
Poor--Employment--United States
Poverty
Public welfare--United States
Sociology
U.S. Government
U.S. History (1900-present)
U.S. Politics
Unemployment
United States--History--20th century
United States. Congress--History--20th century
Urban cores
Wages
War
War & Civil Defense
Welfare
Women
World Politics
Creator(s): Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.) (Producer)
Contributors: Hammond, Dave (Narrator)
Genre(s)
Geographic Region(s): regions
Time Period: 1961-1970

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