Black Natchez (1965–67), telecast on NET Journal, charts early attempts to organize and register black voters in a Mississippi town. After a local NAACP leader is nearly killed in a car bombing, divisions develop within the black community for control.
In Black Natchez (1965-67), which aired on NET Journal, the film examines early attempts to organize and register black voters in a Mississippi town. After a local NAACP leader narrowly escaped death from a car bombing, internal conflicts within the black community emerged over leadership control.