Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett

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Dr Carlton B. Goodlett is seen carrying a pile of newspapers into the Sun Reporter office building. He is shown working in his office, treating a medical patient and delivering a speech. Although this is silent footage, he is discussing the dynamic between the protests at San Francisco State and the Civil Rights movement. Contains excellent footage of Dr. Goodlett interacting with people.

Originally aired on
KQED News
Date aired
11/14/1968
Recording medium
16mm, b&w silent film
5:15
Rights for this video belong to
NCPB/KQED
Type of material
archival news film
Views
5623

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