Miss Evers' Boys produced by Kip Konwiser [and] Derek Kavanagh ; teleplay by Walter Bernstein ; directed by Joseph Sargent.

Miss Evers' Boys

In 1932, the U.S. government began a medical program to treat black men for syphilis in the South's only black hospital. Funding was cut off soon thereafter, but money was made available to study the effects of untreated syphilis in black men to determine if blacks and whites were similarly aff...

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Corporate Author: Home Box Office (Firm)
Other Authors: Konwiser, Kip, Kavanagh, Derek, Bernstein, Walter, Sargent, Joseph, 1925-2014, Woodard, Alfre, 1953-, Fishburne, Laurence, III, 1961-, Sheffer, Craig, 1960-, Morton, Joe, 1947-, Babatunde, Obba, Gossom, Thom, Coulter, Von, Marshall, E. G., 1914-1998, Davis, Ossie, Feldshuh, David, 1944-
Format: Electronic Video
Language:English
Published: [New York, N.Y.] : Home Box Office, [1997]
Subjects:
Tuskegee Syphilis Study > Drama.
Syphilis > Research > Alabama > Drama.
African American men > Diseases > Alabama > Drama.
Human experimentation in medicine > Alabama > Drama.
African Americans > History.
Motion pictures.
United States > History.
Internet videos.
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