Click link to search for films in this Holman Library database:

Try two separate searches:

1. For the first search, enter the name of the case, example: DC v. Heller or Disctrict of Columbia vs. Heller
2. For the second search, enter the civil liberty or constitutional issue, example: gun rights, second amendment
3. Filter each search by type = documentary film

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Accessing the KCLS Library System

As a student at Green River College, you automatically have access to online library resources at King County Library System. 

Use the links below to find streaming videos!

• To Log in: use GRC + your student username. (The part before the @ in your GRC email address.)
• Example OLD email: GRCjsmith23
• Example NEW email: GRCsmith.jane.23
• PIN number: your pin is the last four characters of your log in. Example: e.23

Steaming Video Databases

• Access Video
• Hoopla
• Kanopy

Try two separate searches:

1. For the first search, enter the name of the case, example: Loving v. Virginia
2. For the second search, enter the civil liberty or constitutional issue, example: interracial marriage, miscegenation
3. Filter each search by type = documentary film

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To search for documentaries on YouTube:

1. in the search box, type: [name of your case] documentary.  Example: Tinker vs. Des Moines documentary

2. Note that you will still need to determine if the results are actual documentaries.  Looking at the length, quality, and depth of the film as well as which organization produced the film can help you determine if it is an actual publicly-distributed documentary versus just an opinion piece or non-professionally-produced video clip.

Not documentaries, but interesting talks: