Let Freedom Sing: How Music Inspired the Civil Rights Movement
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Director: Jon Goodman
Actors: Catherine Brooks, Chuck D, Isaac Hayes, Jerry Butler, Louis Cantor, Louis Gossett Jr., Onzie Horne, Paul Breines, Quincy Jones, Ruby Dee, Ruth Brown
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