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Filmmaker Alexis Aggrey employs Marshall’s voice to guide the film, taken from a Feb. 15, 1977, recording by Ed Edwin meant to serve as an oral history.

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“I think government’s there to help the people who can’t help themselves. And there’s a lot of people that can’t help themselves,” Burton said, describing his view of a politician’s job in an oral history interview by Open California.

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Filmmaker and Oscar nominee Noisecat combines powerful journalism and oral history in showing the complexity of modern Indigenous life.

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Some will accuse Spinal Tap of going for a cynical cash grab with this new film, which will be accompanied by a new album and a written oral history, “A Fine Line Between Stupid and Clever: The Story of Spinal Tap.”

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Living in tenements and walk-ups, and making friends of all races and ethnicities, he learned self-reliance, resilience and cultural fluency, as he recounted in a 2007 oral history for Northeastern University’s Lower Roxbury Black History Project.

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