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credits: Professor Bop, Takomabibelot, Doug Kerr, Doug Tone
Documentary Status: Research and Development
We are pleased to announce that
Cambridge Community Television
will serve as the 501 (c) 3 fiscal sponsor for all
tax-deductible donations to A Sense of Place documentary.
Tell
us about your one most favorite place?
Even if you have more than one is there
one that really resonates with you, that
you can’t wait to get back too, or you’ve
decided one day you’ll even move there?
Is there
something special about the place itself
or is it just the way you feel when you’re
there?
National Museum of the
American Indian - A
part of the American story has long been invisible—the story
of people who share African American and Native American
ancestry.
Concise
in form and style, "African Americans on Martha's
Vineyard" uses documentation and anecdotal evidence to
piece together the Island's role during slavery, the Civil
War, segregation, civil rights, and the election of the
United States' first black president. Tracing certain
Island lineages, Mr. Dresser guides his reader through the
Vineyard's history, which was largely plagued by racial
intolerance well into the 20th century."
The term
sense of placehas been
defined and used in many different ways by many different
people. To some, it is a characteristic that some
geographic places have, to others it is a feeling or
perception held by people. It is often used in
relation to those characteristics that make a place
special or unique, as well as to those that foster a sense
of authentic human attachment and belonging.