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Description: | ATV Midlands news material taken from the collection of the Media Archive for Central England (MACE).
Running time 34 minutes. B & W and colour. Sound.
Contains, in running order:
1. Indrani Rahman (Feb 1958) [b/w]
2. The Right to Work: a Sikh man becomes a bus conductor in Birmingham (Mar 1963) [b/w, no sound]
3. Disputes involving Sikh men wearing turbans on Wolverhampton buses (Jan 1968) [b/w]
4. The first Sikh conductor in West Bromwich reports for duty (Mar 1968) [b/w]
5. The School System in Wolverhampton (Feb 1968) [b/w]
6. Doctor Dhani Prem: Birmingham's race relations pioneer (1968) [b/w]
7. Smethwick factory worker claims he's being discriminated against because he's white (Nov 1968) [b/w]
8. New Sikh Temple in Wolverhampton (Dec 1967) [b/w]
9. A hindu Temple in Lozells (Oct 1969) [b/w]
10. First Asian landlord in the Midlands at the Heart of Oak pub, Wolverhampton (Mar 1968) [b/w]
11. Reactions to Enoch Powell (Aug 1968) [b/w]
12. Reactions to Enoch Powell (Oct 1969) [b/w]
13. St Peter's Ward, Wolverhampton (May 1974) [colour]
14. The Ugandan Asian issue in Wolverhampton (Aug 1972) [b/w]
15. West Park, Wolverhampton, used as a meeting place for elderly Asians (Jul 1979) [colour] | License: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/ | Publisher: | Wolverhampton Archives | Rights holder: | ITV/Mace | Subjects: | Interethnic relations Ethnic minorities Buses Sikhism DVD | Temporal: | 1958-1979 | Source: | Black Country History | Creator: | Powell; John Enoch (1912 - 1998) | Identifier: | http://www.blackcountryhistory.org/colle... | Go to resource |
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