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From Swastika to Jim Crow is a poignant documentary produced by Pacific Street Films, directed by Lori Cheatle and Martin D. Toub, with production by Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher and written by Gabrielle Simon Edgcomb. Narrated by Luc Sante, the film traces how Jewish refugee scholars found teaching positions at Black colleges during the mid-20th century, including Howard University and Tougaloo College. This film blends archival material with insightful storytelling to illuminate an overlooked chapter of American education and civil rights. It has earned recognition from prominent industry bodies and continues to be shown in educational settings and film festivals.

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Biography and background

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  • From Swastika to Jim Crow is a documentary project by Pacific Street Films, a company renowned for socially focused storytelling and documentary work.
  • Key creatives include directors Lori Cheatle and Martin D. Toub, producer Steven Fischler, producer Joel Sucher, writer Gabrielle Simon Edgcomb, and narrator Luc Sante.
  • The film investigates the historical movement of Jewish refugee scholars who secured teaching roles at Black colleges such as Howard University and Tougaloo College in the mid-20th century.

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Awards and recognition

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  • Guggenheim Fellowship in film
  • Emmy Awards recognition
  • Cine Golden Eagles
  • John Grierson Award for Social Documentaries

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  • Directed by Lori Cheatle and Martin D. Toub; produced by Steven Fischler and Joel Sucher; written by Gabrielle Simon Edgcomb; narrated by Luc Sante.
  • Based on the book By Gabrielle Simon Edgcomb and explores how Jewish refugee scholars found teaching positions at Black colleges such as Howard University and Tougaloo College during the mid-20th century.
  • Produced by Pacific Street Films; a long-running documentary company known for socially focused projects.
  • Awards and recognition cited include Guggenheim Fellowship in film, Emmy Awards, Cine Golden Eagles, and the John Grierson Award for Social Documentaries.
  • Available for viewing on platforms like OVID.tv; has been shown in film festivals (e.g., Full Frame Documentary Film Festival in 2000).
  • Active in educational screenings and public programs into the mid-2020s, including a 2025 Delaware History Museum screening and a 2026 Kupferberg Holocaust Center event at Queensborough Community College.

Biography and background

  • From Swastika to Jim Crow is a documentary project by Pacific Street Films, a company renowned for socially focused storytelling and documentary work.
  • Key creatives include directors Lori Cheatle and Martin D. Toub, producer Steven Fischler, producer Joel Sucher, writer Gabrielle Simon Edgcomb, and narrator Luc Sante.
  • The film investigates the historical movement of Jewish refugee scholars who secured teaching roles at Black colleges such as Howard University and Tougaloo College in the mid-20th century.

Awards and recognition

  • Guggenheim Fellowship in film
  • Emmy Awards recognition
  • Cine Golden Eagles
  • John Grierson Award for Social Documentaries

Where to watch and screenings

  • Available for viewing on platforms like OVID.tv
  • Shown at film festivals including Full Frame Documentary Film Festival (2000)
  • Educational screenings and public programs continue into the mid-2020s, with recent and upcoming events noted below

Upcoming screenings and educational programs

  • 2025 Delaware History Museum screening
  • 2026 Kupferberg Holocaust Center event at Queensborough Community College

For updates on screenings, educational outreach, and related media releases, follow the partners and venues hosting these events. If you’re organizing a screening, we can help you secure your seats and coordinate logistics.

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Since the film’s distribution happens through partner organizations and screening venues, follow the official project pages and platform partners for current updates. For the film and related events, you may explore the following resources and venues, which often host screenings and educational programs. Always verify on the host site for the latest information.

  • Official project pages and partner sites – visit for programming details and event calendars.
  • Ovid.tv – streaming platform hosting the film. Visit OVID.tv
  • Full Frame Documentary Film Festival – historically featured in 2000. Full Frame

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