People march in support of integrated schools in the United States during the Civil Rights movement. African American and white men and women walk on street with banners in hand. Banners read 'Integrated Education is Quality Education', 'Integration means better school' and "Jim Crow can't teach Democracy".
African American Youth learn skills through program of the NYA (National Youth Administration) in Georgia and Alabama. The NYA employs African American Youth through State Agencies. Houses of the African American community. Clothes hanging outside their houses. Employee of the NYA inside the house converses with another woman. African American woman with her family members.
The NYA (National Youth Administration) Youth in rural areas of the United States. African American man, who built a little room for his chickens. Woman named Mary who painted her house and decorated the rooms after learning at NYA.
NYA (National Youth Administration) center being built by African American Youth in United States. Man paints walls of a room. Another man does the carpentry work. Group of African Americans landscaping roads and walks. Men work in a field.
Scientific breeding of pigs at NYA (National Youth Administration) center in the United States. African American man gives food to pigs. NYA Youth with his prize calf that he raised. Man plows a field with the help of mules.
Southern champion member of the NYA (National Youth Administration) plays tennis in the United States. Junior champion plays a game pf tennis on ground at the NYA center.
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