The Peekskill Riots in Recording and Film
- Song: "Hold the Line" recorded by Pete Seeger and The Weavers
- Song: "My Thirty Thousand" written by Woody Guthrie and later recorded by Billy Bragg and Wilco
- Song: "Three Chords and The Truth" written and recorded by Ry Cooder
- Song: "The Peekskill Story" (Casetta/Hayes/Seeger) The Weavers with Howard Fast and Pete Seeger
- Radio: NPR's 50th anniversary commemoration of Peekskill Riots
- Radio: The Peekskill Riots, Maryknoll Sisters radio documentary
- Radio: CBS Radio Coverage
- Video: The Robeson Concerts
- Video: Paul Robeson: Here I Stand, PBS American Masters
- Video: Paul Robeson: Speak of Me As I Am BBC
- Film: Joe Glory
- Film: Paul Robeson: The Tallest Tree in Our Forest
- Film: Paul Robeson: Portrait of an Artist
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