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Marlon Brando, James Baldwin, Harry Belafonte, Charlton Heston, Joseph Minklelwitz, and Sidney Poitier, talk about the Civil Rights Movement of 1963.

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  • A stark reminder of how debased our public dialogue has become today. Here are men of different colors (no women, regrettably) sitting around a table, speaking with marked eloquence and obvious mutual respect. No posturing, no name-calling, no fact-bending. Not to mention that our moderating journalist is quick on his feet with thought-provoking questions and ready to listen, not to interrupt. we need more of this in America right now. Also, you could apply everything they say to gay rights now.

  • Thanks to the advances of technology, people like me, an American teenager in the 21st century, is able to learn, feel and better understand the momentous events and happenings of our history... and see men such as these at this round table, discus matters such as civil and human rights. Such a beautiful thing... I'm grateful to have this to watch!!!

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  • That is Joseph L. Mankiewicz (sp), who had the most expensive movie ever made in theaters at the time...."CLEOPATRA" 1963

  • damn BACK THEN SMOKING ON TV WAS SO OK??? i think they thought it was cool and healthy

  • Such legendary people having a civilized and intelligent discussion on such an important issue. If only this was the case today...

  • Isn't it Joseph L. Mankiewicz, and not Joseph Minkelwitz?

  • @baird5776mullet well, i'm keeping my fingers crossed, you'll turn your child custody trial around.

  • @mm091540 Yeah and i wish men had rights when it comes to their children without bribing a bunch lawers and Judges for any where from 20 to 50 thousand dollars TODAY 2012!,WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

  • Good video to pass on.

  • Sidney Poitier talks too much

  • @jenifre70 Women are objects of desire and should be left that way.

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