Anarchy, U.S.A.
In the Name of Civil Rights
1965 DOCUMENTARY 75 mins G. Edward Griffin
Summary
This amazing documentary, written & produced by G. Edward Griffin, has been forgotten for many years. Although it was produced in 1965 at the height of the civil rights movement, it is far from being out of date. It provides lessons and insights that could not have been appreciated three decades ago.
This is not about blacks vs. whites. Instead of merely telling the story of the 1960s riots, this documentary describes what preceded those riots, who wanted them to happen, how they were organized, and what they were intended to accomplish.
The focus is not merely on racial issues, but on how any difference between groups of citizens can be use
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This amazing documentary, written & produced by G. Edward Griffin, has been forgotten for many years. Although it was produced in 1965 at the height of the civil rights movement, it is far from being out of date. It provides lessons and insights that could not have been appreciated three decades ago.
This is not about blacks vs. whites. Instead of merely telling the story of the 1960s riots, this documentary describes what preceded those riots, who wanted them to happen, how they were organized, and what they were intended to accomplish.
The focus is not merely on racial issues, but on how any difference between groups of citizens can be used to manipulate them into acts of self-destruction. The program shows how agitation in American in the name of civil rights compares to similar movements that have led to the overthrow of many governments around the world.
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