Скачать или смотреть Mayme A Clayton, PhD, Historian/Archivist: Perservation of African-American History

In Celebrating Black History Month 2016. Documentary Film Producer Lloyd F. Reese provides us with a glimpse into the world of Mayme A. Clayton, PhD Historian/Archivist (1923 - 2006). Founder & President of the largest privately held collection of African-America historical materials in the world. Formally the Western States Black Research And Educational Center. Now on display in its new home, The Mayme Clayton Museum & Library, in Culver City California. Dr. Mayme Clayton's collection was originally housed in a two car garage. Through the efforts of many people, including Congresswoman Diane Watson. Dr. Mayme Clayton and her eldest son Avery lived to witness her vision become a reality in 2006. Dr. Mayme Clayton was one of Lloyd's mentors. Lloyd served as her personal videographer for six years. Dr. Mayme Clayton's family, Avery, Renae and Lloyd became very close to Lloyd. What Lloyd experienced and the people he met through Dr. Mayme Clayton, had a profound impact in Lloyd's personal and professional life. Introducing him to a archival time capsule of history and knowledge pertaining to the African-American Experience in the United States, and on the West Coast.