Civil rights

The personal and political papers of Barry Goldwater span over 100 years. In addition to extensive legislative, personal correspondence and campaign files, the collection includes microfilm, photographs, audio-visual material, artifacts, cartoons, clippings, albums, and memorabilia. It has been described in detail using notes at the series and sub-series level, which may be found embedded in the container list below.

Segments on growth in Mesa (possible sales and property taxes), an interview with author Matthew C. Whitaker about his book on Lincoln Ragsdale ("Race Work"), and age-related macular degeneration. There are television advertisements for the last two minutes of the video.

Spliced segments from different episodes concerning General William Westmoreland's libel suit and a Mesa attorney's lawsuit against a Tempe homeowner, a crackdown on adult home videos, Constitutional rights, minorities in American law schools, and the legality of moments of silence in schools.