INSIDE BUFFALO
Educational License: $77.95
Inside Buffalo
Inside Buffalo shines through black officers' voices,
reflecting Du Bois' observations on racial leadership dynamics.
-- Jeffrey Sammons. Professor of History New York University
FOR LIBRARIANS
Inside Buffalo-They served America when America was not ready to serve them undoubtedly qualifies as one of the most excellently produced documentaries that clearly and articulately brings out the wonderful story of the 92nd Buffalo division. The 92nd Buffalo division was a combat unit that was firstly all African-American and therefore largely segregated because that was the order of the day, particularly during WWII. Nevertheless, despite the segregation, the unit fought with what was classified as outstanding heroism in Italy during the height of the World War II. They were fighting a battle against racial
Spike Lee’s film “Miracle at St. Anna”, shot on location in Tuscany, on which Fred Kuwornu worked as an assistant, inspired him to embark on a very personal journey of discovery that culminated in the powerful documentary “Inside Buffalo
Inside Buffalo: They Served America When America Was Not Ready to Serve Them is a must-have documentary for academic libraries, offering critical insights into the role of African American soldiers in shaping U.S. history despite racial discrimination. It’s a valuable resource for courses focused on:
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African American Studies
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U.S. History
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Social Justice
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Military History
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Race and Ethnic Studies
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Cultural Studies
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Civil Rights Movement
More than 150 universities have screened the film on campus, and over 400 higher education institutions include this film in their library catalog.
Main Exhibition Screenings
Library of Congress in Washington D.C.
The Museum of Fine Arts of Houston
The National Constitution Center of Philadelphia
Museum of the African Diaspora of San Francisco
The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
California African American Museum
The Presidio of San Francisco,
The Museum of the Moving Image in New York
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
Reginald Lewis Museum Baltimore
African American Museum in Philadelphia
Du Sable Museum of Chicago
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Educational License: $77.95
Licensing Term
This documentary is available with a comprehensive educational license tailored for academic use. The license includes: classroom screening rights for physical and virtual settings; library lending rights; perpetual access; integration with password-protected institutional digital platforms; electronic course reserve rights; and limited download capabilities for authorized users. This flexible licensing supports both on-campus and distance learning initiatives. Please note: public performance rights for campus-wide screenings outside of classrooms are not included. Contact our educational sales team for detailed information or customized options at catalog@dotherightfilms.nyc
