What’s A Man Worth? (Full 1967 Documentary)

What’s A Man Worth? (Full 1967 Documentary)

An in-depth exploration of job opportunities for Black people in St. Louis is presented in the award-winning 1967 documentary “What’s A Man Worth?” The hour-long documentary took 11 months to film and explore the causes and effects of Black unemployment.

It features interviews with job seekers, trainees, employers, union executives, politicians and others, including the NAACP, Missouri Welfare Department and the St. Louis Mayor’s Council on Human Relations.

This program is presented in its original broadcast format. It contains outdated cultural depictions, attitudes and language, which some viewers may find offensive.

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