Shirley Chisholm on “Dialogue with Litton" - April 21, 1974
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- This footage comes from the archives at the State Historical Society of Missouri (SHSMO). It was digitized from its original format with support from the Jerry Litton Memorial Family Foundation. You can support the digitization efforts of the Society by becoming a member at shsmo.org/join
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In this video from April 21, 1974, Jerry Litton hosts U.S. Representative from New York Shirley Chisholm on his program "Dialogue with Litton." The original film and digitized files are held as part of the Jerry L. Litton Papers (C3730) collection at the State Historical Society of Missouri: collections.shsmo.org/manuscr...
In the 1970s, Jerry L. Litton was a political rising star from Missouri. He ran for U.S. Congress for Missouri's 6th district in 1972 and won. He was reelected in 1974 with overwhelming support. In 1976, he began a run to be a U.S. senator from Missouri. On the night of his primary win-August 3, 1976-Litton and his family perished in an airplane accident.
From 1974-1976, Litton hosted a popular television show, "Dialogue with Litton," which was broadcast statewide. He invited prominent political guests to speak to audience members about their concerns with government. Twenty-nine guests appeared on the show, including Georgia governor and future U.S. president Jimmy Carter, Missouri senator Thomas Eagleton, and the first African American congresswoman, Shirley Chisholm, of New York.
Learn more about Litton in his Historic Missourian biography at historicmissourians.shsmo.org...
What a charismatic and brilliant woman. She had such a remarkable spirit.
I’m so glad a light is being shined on Mrs Chisholm at this time. Regina King did a great job playing her! I’m 55 and didn’t learn anything about her in school.
We need someone just, like her this year 2024.
Amen
THIS WOMAN WAS POWERFUL !!! HIGH PRIESTESS
a very intelligent, fearless, inspirational trail blazer who opened the door for all women, black & white
That movie brought me here wanting to know more about this extraordinary woman. Regina acted her tail off in the movie.
Unbought and Unbossed.
Indeed.🙌🏽
WHAT AN AMAZING UNIQUE INSPIRATION TO US ALL, WOMEN AND MEN OF ANY KIND AND BACKGROUNDS.
I wasn’t even born yet when she did this interview. But she was amazing
"...it's coming and they won't be able to stop it; it's coming!" Boy oh boy was that ever a more prophetic statement. Nearly 50 years later a Black woman Sits in the office of the Vice President of the United States while Standing on the shoulders of Mrs. Shirley Chisholm. Thank You Queen ❤🙏🏽💐❤
Shame that that woman is Kamala Harris. And she is half-Indian, not black.
Shirley Chisholm speaks very well, I like a points she was awesome 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I wish you could speak to America today..
This woman was brilliant!!
And... she's a Delta!🐘🐘🔺️
"But it shall not be so among you: whosoever will be great among you, let him be your minister. " Matthew 20:26 KJV
I would have voted for her.. but I was only 9yo
Full Circle God!! And Your Only Begotten Son!! I Thank You All!!❤❤
This The Same About My People!! Screaming Is Angry!! Why Not!! Where Are All of You All Shoes!! Today!!
But Always Been Youuuuuu!!
I see so much of The Great Shirley Chisholm in the former Senator Nina Turner from Ohio.
No. No. Just stop it.
I remember this interview they should have put me on TV so I could have added some shit to this White America
I never noticed that Chisholm has a sort of lisp like she's wearing braces.
She doesn't have a lisp. She is from the West Indies.
It's her dialect that she modified in order to become more articulate with speaking English.
She is from Barbados ❤
@@craiglee1566 That is such a stupid and discriminatory thing to say!!! She in fact has a lisp! Jeez.
@@craiglee1566she was born in Brooklyn.