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WORLD Channel: Eyes on the Prize-Ain't Gonna Shuffle No More

A renewed push for unity galvanize black America: Cassius Clay challenges America to accept him as Muhammad Ali; students fight to bring the black consciousness movement to Howard University; and black officials and activists organize the National Black Political Convention to create a response to growing repression against the movement. From the award-winning doc series "Eyes on the Prize."

WORLD Channel: Eyes on the Prize-Ain't Gonna Shuffle No More

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