The World Over Live

African-American History Great Speeches contains speeches from eight current and past African-American icons. Subjects range from the civil rights movement of the 1960s to freedom for South Africa to present day politics in America. Two discs contain over two hours of great historic content. Speeches include: Martin Luther King accepting the Noble Peace Prize in 1964, ;Malcolm X' addressing the Northern Negro Grass Roots Leadership Conference in 1963, Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice giving the Keynote Address at the Republican National Convention in Tampa on August 29, 2012, U.S. Representative Barbara Jordan delivering the keynote Address at the 1976 Democratic National Convention, Justice Clarence Thomas addressing the President's Club Meeting in Washington, D.C. on November 12, 2007, Nelson Mandela speaking to the crowd in Cape Town, South Africa after being released from prison on February 11, 1990, President Barack Obama gives his "Victory Speech" on November 7, 2012 in Chicago and Renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Benjamin Carson [Ben Carson] speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast held at the Washington Hilton Hotel on February 7, 2013.

This documentary presents the passion, the talents, the history, the struggles and the local and international triumphs of the most renowned fashion designers in Puerto Rico. The history of garment making in Puerto Rico has marked our history, culture and traditions forever. This documentary also presents that part of history that was exploitative as a labor manual industry, but that served as the base for what we have today as a fashions industry.

A unique, firsthand look into three powerful stories connected through the strength of love triumphing over hardship, and the overcoming of stringent same-sex laws both in Russia and the United States.

On November 22, 1963, LIFE magazine's LA bureau chief Dick Stolley, learned via teletype that President Kennedy had been shot. Racing to Dallas, he accomplished what is now considered one of the most significant journalistic coups of the twentieth century. This is his dramatic story.

A panel of literary scholars and professors that made a tribute to Welsh writer/critic Raymond Williams (1921-1988), a few days after his passing. The works of Williams, along with his activism on behalf of socialism in UK, are briefly debated.

An intimate portrait of the challenges, successes and assimilation of an Hispanic immigrant community in rural America. In 1986 Mexican immigrants moved to upstate New York looking for a safer and more tranquil way of life. They had immigrated to Newburgh New York, but, deteriorating economic conditions, crime and inferior schools lead them to find a better situation for their families. Twenty years later, the Hispanic Immigrant community in Fleischmanns accounts for at least 30% of the population. Discover the ways these families have assimilated into the community through successful businesses and successes of the second generation children in the local School system. The village of Fleischmanns is a bright spot of hope as two cultures reach out to each other in friendship and understanding.