The Repeating History Behind the FAMU Hospital Closure

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With the passing of the civil rights act in 1964, integration has been repeatedly used as a reason to close historically black Institutions. This story explores how the creation and closing of one African American hospital on the Florida A & M Campus impacted a local community.

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Title: The Repeating History Behind the FAMU Hospital Closure

Format: Video

Clean of Graphics: No

Type: Segment

Subject(s): News & Public Affairs

Public Broadcasting Station or Institution: WFSU Public Media

Original Broadcast/Publish Date: 11/10/2019

Runtime: 00:13:23

Main Asset File Size: 5.27 GB

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  • Media Rights: All manner and media
  • Territory (*Please note: all internet exploitation of this program must be geo-limited to the specified territory): Worldwide
  • Term: 10 years
  • Releases: Unlimited
  • Editing Allowed?: No
  • Digital Classroom Rights: Yes
  • Promotional Use: Yes

Sensitive Material: N/A

Special Instructions: This video is longer than 10 minutes (TRT 13:23) therefore per FCC requirements you must run this with captioning on broadcast. The closed captioning is embeded in the mxf video. There are also multiple side car caption files and full transcription for any needed uploads. No edits please

Language: English

 

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