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Faces of Amarillo No. 7 - Image (1987) Panhandle PBS Sound | 1987 Normal Large video Large content Full video
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Pam House on the homogeneity of Tascosa High School
Patty Jo Solnick Mandel on being Jewish in Amarillo
The Rev. Jacinto Alderete on the diversity within the Hispanic community in Amarillo
Al Bednorz on the diversity of the Southeast Asian community and the conflict between assimilation and integration
Olive Cooper Melin reflects on her mother “bobbing” hair and the shock it caused amongst the community
Phyllis Bowen Standridge on the middle class in Amarillo and 1950s fashion
Alleen Coffee on conformity amongst young boys in school
Sharon Tolzien McDonald on hairstyles
Laurel Robertson FitzPatrick on women’s pantsuits and other fashion trends in the 1970s
Ben Sargent on coffeehouses, folk music, and rock music in the Panhandle
Dr. W. Winfred Moore on his distaste of the social changes in the 1960s
Laurel Robetson FitzPatrick on “Cosmic Cowboy” culture
Dr. Fred Rathjen and Dr. Paul Chalfant on how Amarillo identifies with, fears, and observes other cultures such as Dallas and New York
Delmas Howe discusses how he uses the culture of New York and/or Texas to make an appeal to sell his art
Kirk Richards on local Amarillo art
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About the video Texas Locations Keywords This is a segment from the Faces of Amarillo documentary series that aired on Panhandle PBS, a television station in Amarillo, in March 1987. “Image” showcases the often neglected cultural diversity of Amarillo as well as discusses how ethnic minority and immigrant communities assimilated into Amarillo while maintaining their own traditions and cultural practices. Additionally, another portion of this segment reviews how social movements and changing standards of dress and decorum in the 20th century were met with controversy amongst the conservative Amarillo population. This film was produced by Lynanlary Production and Amarillo College Television.
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