The Great Bank Robbery That Created West Virginia - BluRay [Blu-ray]

A British heiress travels to present-day Weston, West Virginia to recover her family's stolen fortune money tied to a Civil War-era bank robbery that helped shape the state's creation. As she uncovers the truth behind the historic crime, her quest for justice becomes a journey of faith, community, and belonging.

Faced with significant opposition to desegregation and the tragic assassination of Medgar Evers, Congress was urged to pass a comprehensive civil rights bill. Following President Kennedy's assassination in November, President Lyndon Johnson, with strong support from Roy Wilkins and Clarence Mitchell, vigorously advocated for the bill's passage, which was successfully achieved the following year. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 bans discrimination based on race, color, religion, S*x, or national origin. It's provisions outlaw discrimination in hiring, promotion, and termination based on both S*x and race. The Act also forbids discriminationin public accommodations and federally funded programs, while enhancing the enforcement of voting rights and the desegregation of schools. This series explores the resilience, innovation, and lasting contributions of African Americans, serving as a rich educational resource for classrooms, academic discussions, and lifelong learners of history.

Jack London's novel The Sea Wolf had it all: action, mystery and widespread popularity. But Jack Warner, claiming the title was too similar to the studio's The Sea Hawk, wanted to give the 1941 film version something else: a new name. Producer Henry Blanke resisted, saying it would be "a detriment to the box office (like changing) Gone With the Wind to Molly From the South." As film fans know, Molly stayed in the South and the haunting