judy richardson, one of our mainstays, judy was an african-american woman whom i had known and workedwith in the south and he was on the staff, several of us were activists on staff, should partisans be doing the history of the parties movement judy argued eyes on the prize to be done by an all-black production and what a statement that would make. this is a fine piece of work done by an entirely african americans team. it would be astonishing. it would be a real landmark. like all-blacks, and he argued because the civil rights it involves white people and black people involved men and women and the national audience he was desperate to reach a mainstream audience, constantly -- we look at the rough cut and he will say what will we think of this? really wanted to reach all americans. he felt the films had to be made by all americans. and each 1-hour episode of "eyes on the prize" directed by two people. a man and woman and black person and white person. that became known as the black side method. he wanted people to hash it out. we have secrets from one another. when i say police i sa

and judy richardson actually.nd correctly our job was to make people comfortable saying what they wanted to say and not make them feel like they have to have up their speech. sometimes we use an all white crew and sometimes and all black crew. we left the lack producer actually standing on the curb at the holiday inn. georgette wallace we have an integrated crew. i don't know what he thought. it was a weird interview. >> i do want to leave it time for questions and so wow,. >> in putting together a film in your experience the whole bunch. active leaders in the civil rights movement were trained in the military and had organizational training. can you comment on that. and nonviolence succeeded. what was late and understanding in understanding was that nonviolence was a tactical move. there was a lot of quakers involved. and you're absolutely right. an awful lot of these leaders had been veterans. they knew their way around guns. he knew his way around guns. when i arrived i actually slept in andrew goodman's bed in

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