Alvin Hall and his mentees Chrissy and Jaron drive across Long Island (NY), traveling to areas where businesses listed in Victor H. Green’s guidebook The Negro Motorist Green Book (1936 -1967) were concentrated. They find out what has changed and what has stayed the same from the time The Green Book was a survival tool against segregation. Is a Green Book still needed today? Location after location, our Roadtrippers create an exciting, emotional and inspiring travelogue.

Driving the Green Book

A mentor and his young students take an enlightening road trip across Long Island (NY) looking for locations once listed in The Negro Motorist Green Book.

Upon the ratification of the 13th Amendment in 1865, many thought that slavery had been abolished. But Frederick Douglass knew that to ensure African-Americans the rights of full citizenship, the right to vote through the creation of the 15th Amendment had to be secured. AWARDS:Award of Distinction for Cinematography - Southern Shorts - Summer 2022 Ian Reid and Brandon Detraglia,&nbsp;Award of Distinction for Directing - Southern Shorts - Summer 2022 Jesse D. Eastman, Ann Hartley,&nbsp;Award of Distinction for Screenwriting - Southern Shorts - Summer 2022 Ann Hartley, Award of Distinction for Editing - Southern Shorts - Summer 2022 Jesse D. Eastman,&nbsp;Award of Distinction for Production Design - Southern Shorts - Summer 2022

Image of an American: Frederick Douglass and the Right to Vote

Fredrick Douglass knew that the ratification of the 13th Amendment in 1865 ending slavery wasn’t enough to insure the rights of full citizenship for Black people. The right to vote also had to be secured.

Trauma experienced by 7-year-old Bernard Lafayette set him on a course to become a civil rights legend and change the course of a nation. Rev. Lafayette joined the Movement with his college roommate, the late Rep. John Lewis. AWARDS:Best Short Documentary-Harlem International Film Festival, 11/2022, Henry Hampton Award for Excellence in Documentary Filmmaking-Roxbury International Film Festival-July/2022,Best Short Documentary-Coronado Island Film Festival-November/2022, Audience Award-Coronado Island Film Festival-November/2022, Most Inspiring (USA)-NewsFest-November/2022.

When I Get Grown-Reflections of a Freedom Rider

Trauma experienced at the age of seven set Rev. Bernard Lafayette on a course to become a civil rights legend and change the course of a nation.

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