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Ralph Ellison: A Biography
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Bojangles [VHS] $9.98 The award-winning actor and dancer Gregory Hines stars in this look at the life of extraordinary tap dancing legend Bill “Bojangles” Robinson. This is the story of an incredibly talented man who struggled with the demons of his past and the racism of his time, but still entertained millions with his unique and complex dance style…. |
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Biography – Jackie Robinson [VHS] $2.42 He was a gifted athlete whose greatest feat came not on a playing field, but in smashing the color barrier that had denied so many others a chance to compete. Jackie Robinson was a collegiate All-American in baseball, football, basketball and track. But in an era of segregation he had little chance for a career as an athlete. His dramatic entrance into major league baseball in 1947 changed … |
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The Jackie Robinson Story [VHS] $1.29 The vintage film biography The Jackie Robinson Story is unusual in that Robinson portrays himself, and the movie was produced in 1950, barely three years after he took up his position at second base for the Brooklyn Dodgers and broke the “color line” in professional baseball. After providing a fast portrayal of Robinson’s early life, up to his collegiate sports career at UCLA and his stint in the… |
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The Jacksons: An American Dream- The Complete Miniseries $22.00 The saga of the musical Jackson family, from the family’s beginnings in a midwestern steel town to present.No Track Information AvailableMedia Type: DVDArtist: JACKSON 5Title: JACKSONS: AN AMERICAN DREAMStreet Release Date: 12/11/2001… |
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Bojangles $9.98 The award-winning actor and dancer Gregory Hines stars in this look at the life of extraordinary tap dancing legend Bill “Bojangles” Robinson. This is the story of an incredibly talented man who struggled with the demons of his past and the racism of his time, but still entertained millions with his unique and complex dance style…. |
