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Streaming Film Collections by Subject

This guide is designed to help faculty and students identify streaming films for use in classes, projects, or even as secondary sources.

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) Featured Film

Capturing the Flag.  In 2013, in Shelby County v. Holder, the Supreme Court invalidates the part of the 1965 Voting Rights Act requiring certain states to submit changes in voting laws to the Justice Department for approval. Almost immediately, certain states take voter suppression measures such as enacting voter ID laws, redrawing district boundaries, and repealing same-day registration.

Three months before the 2016 election, a group of volunteers across the country mobilizes to work on voter protection — to observe elections and to assure that all those who wish to vote are legally allowed to do so. Laverne Berry, Steven Miller, and Claire Wright head to North Carolina. What they find at the polls serves as both a warning and a call to action for anyone interested in protecting the "One Man, One Vote" fundamental of our democracy.

Streaming Service Videos

Avon

Films on Demand

  • Native American Studies Videos
    • Over 100 videos that allows for easy filtering of topic, ex. Native American culture, Native American history, etc. Majority of videos are episodes, documentaries or TED Talks. 

Docuseek2

  • Race and Racism
    • Come Hell or High Water, Cooked, No Time To Waste, Long Walk to Freedom

Kanopy