Julia Starring Diahann Carrollin in I'm Dreaming Of A Black Christmas 1968 Part 1 Of 3

Julia: I'm Dreaming of a Black Christmas. Julia's friends pitch in to make Corey's Christmas a happy one.

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[greatbydesign33]

Diahann Carrol was sooooo beautiful. She gave us all something to be proud of.

[NDNgirl4ever]

"Would I lie to you?"

"Yes"

LOL!

[Fellow Cook]

I remember watching this when I was growing up. What happened to these good old shows. Kids would be so different today with these values.

[buzzclick500]

Jack Soo was a terrific actor. ;])

[buzzclick500]

You may be confusing "white" with Jewish--it's a common perceptual error.

[infrantasi]

I have no idea what you're talking about. It's conscious racism on the part of white industry. Real estate is more militant in refusing properties, rental or owned, than any individuals, and the only store in Manhattan to hire black people on the floor are Bergdorf Goodman and Macy's.

[buzzclick500]

On your second paragraph: the militant ones ruined it for the rest of them. Commercial activities require SOME focused, dignified and professional attention to customer and client service. People have the right to hire someone without worrying about getting sued by them over militant personal and extended social agendas.

[GREGWmusicTV]

Good looking!

[zibbyzubb]

Why isn't this great show out on DVD??????

[infrantasi]

She's still gorgeous, and one of the most talented performers there were. It was sickening though, how the network was so self-congratulatory, but she has so much class that it was just great to see her on her own show.

Segregation in New York City is worse now than it was then. You don't see black girls working in white doctor's offices, nor anywhere else in Manhattan except fast food places. The fashion industry, magazines, publishing, it's all white again, 50 years later.

[Michelle Gribble]

Watched this in syndication in the 80's as a white kid in Atlanta. I wanted Julia to be my Mommy. Not that I didn't love my Mommy, but I loved Julia too.