37 years ago Mississippi Burning (1988) directed by Alan Parker premiered in Washington, D.C. “From its opening sequence, Mississippi Burning convincingly recaptures the racial dread of 1964 Mississippi. But the verisimilitude is soon sacrificed for a bogus conclusion: … the film amounts to a cinematic lynching of the truth.” Jack E. White | History of Cinema

1.3K views · 23 reactions | Labor and civil rights icon Dolores Huerta was honored at the Native Cinema Showcase on Thursday at the New Mexico History Museum ahead of a screening of a documentary on her life. See the ceremony and her comments. | The Santa Fe New Mexican | Facebook

1.7K reactions · 451 shares | Kalaveras is a celebration rooted in...