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Eyes on the Prize Season 2 Episodes

Season 2 Episode Guide

8 Episodes 1988 - 1988

Episode 1

The Time Has Come: 1964-1966

Mon, Jan 15, 1990 60 mins

"The Time Has Come (1964-65)" examines a shift in ideology by a new breed of black leaders during the early '60s. Included: footage of Malcolm X and Stokely Carmichael, both of whom advocated black nationalism; and clips of the 1966 March Against Fear.

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Episode 2

Two Societies: 1965-1968

Mon, Jan 22, 1990 60 mins

"Two Societies (1965-68)" recalls Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s first civil-rights battles in Northern cities. The first stop was Chicago, where he staged successful demonstrations against segregated housing. Included: comments by Andrew Young.

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Episode 3

Power!: 1966-1968

Mon, Jan 29, 1990 60 mins

"Power! (1966-68)" recalls strides made by blacks in Cleveland, Oakland and New York. Included: comments by Black Panther Party for Self Defense founders Huey Newton and Bobby Seale; and Cleveland's first black mayor, Carl Stokes.

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Episode 4

The Promised Land: 1967-1968

Mon, Feb 5, 1990 60 mins

"The Promised Land (1967-68)" recalls the final year in the life of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Included: footage of his last speech, delivered the night before he was assassinated; and comments by Coretta Scott King, Andrew Young, Jesse Jackson and Ralph Abernathy.

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Episode 5

Ain't Gonna Shuffle No More: 1964-1972

Mon, Feb 12, 1990 60 mins

"Ain't Gonna Shuffle No More (1964-72)" recalls Muhammad Ali's refusal to be inducted into the Army; a five-day sit-in by Howard University students in '68; and the National Black Political Convention in '72.

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Episode 6

A Nation of Law?: 1968-1971

Mon, Feb 19, 1990 60 mins

"A Nation of Laws? (1968-71)" examines the Black Panthers' rise in Chicago in 1968; and the Attica State Prison uprising in '71. Included: comments by journalist Tom Wicker and former Panther Elaine Brown.

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Episode 7

The Keys to the Kingdom: 1974-1980

Mon, Feb 26, 1990 60 mins

"The Keys to the Kingdom (1974-80)" examines controversial civil-rights decisions in Boston and Atlanta. Included: comments by former mayors Kevin White (Boston) and Maynard Jackson (Atlanta).

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Episode 8

Back to the Movement (1979-mid 1980s)

Mon, Mar 5, 1990 60 mins

"Back to the Movement" recalls the controversial 1979 slaying of a black Miami businessman by four white policemen; and Harold Washington's 1983 election win that made him Chicago's first black mayor.

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