So my girlfriend mentioned this documentary to me about 9 months ago, and that she'd love to own it. It wasn't until she started explaining it that I remembered watching it in school. It's supposed to THE DOC when it comes to the civil rights movement.

Now you can't buy this ANYWHERE new because they don't have the rights to stupid shit like "Happy Birthday", and other songs/video in it.

I was wondering if there were any teachers, people in general that may have a copy of this on video, or know where I can get it for reletively cheap.? I'd love to get this for my gf for Xmas. I've looked on ebay/Amazon and cannot find it for less than $500 on VHS. They don't make it on DVD obviously so I'd buy it on VHS and transfer it myself.

Anyone got any ideas?

We watched it in my post 1965 African American history class at UGA. The proffessors name is Pratt. Maybe you could email him.

He's a hard, pipe swingin' nigga, but we always connected on our love of Negro League Baseball and unabashed hatred of White people so he might be down for doing a brother a favor.

P.S. Don't mention my name. I burned a few bridges in that History Department.