Program: "A Perfect Equality: Conflicts and Achievements of Historic Black Columbia" Episode(s): A Perfect Equality Production Date(s): 1993 Format: DVD Price: $29.95 Synopsis: This program chronicles the history and legacy of African-Americans in Columbia, South Carolina, from the city's beginning in 1786 to the Twenty-first century. It illustrates changing perceptions of social and racial equality, contrasting strategies to challenge segregation and racism, and rising Black political and economic expectations and achievements. A Perfect Equality features rare television news footage, interviews with educator Walker Solomon, civil rights leader Modjeska Simkins, historians John Hammond Moore and Barbara Woods and much more. *Winner*, State Recognition, Confederation of South Carolina Local History Societies *Winner*, National Certificate of Commendation, the American Association for State and Local History