WGTE presents the stories of Toledoans remembering the Civil Rights Era history of the Dorr Street Neighborhood. In 1967, the Dorr Street neighborhood, a cherished shopping and socializing area for the African American community, became a major focal point in the fight for civil rights in the city of Toledo. Although it would prove to be the end of Dorr Street as a cohesive community, it was also the beginning of an open and honest dialogue between blacks and whites in Toledo. Five primary source video shorts, three minutes each plus twenty oral history interviews give immediate interest in this crucial historical period. Item No. DVD-235