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"The Cold War and civil rights collide in this remarkable story of music, diplomacy and race. Beginning in 1955, when America asked its greatest jazz artists to travel the world as cultural ambassadors, Louis Armstrong, Dizzy...

— Marsha Warfield (@MarshaWarfield) April 28, 2018

The Jazz Ambassadors, Friday 4 May at 9pm, BBC4.

— Furtiva Lacrima (@HistoryOfErrors) April 27, 2018

An important documentary by on the intersection of #diplomacy, #jazz & race during the Cold War.

— James Ketterer (@jpketterer) April 29, 2018

The review of The Messthetics new album happens around the 30:00 mark, but tune in for the whole show, including pieces on Grace Jones, The Jazz Ambassadors (Pops, Diz and Brubeck, among others) and the always interesting Dueling Critics. Thanks for bringing me on!

— Paul Abella (@jazzypaul) April 29, 2018

PREMIERING THIS FRIDAY ON PBS! The Jazz Ambassadors, the untold story of when USA sent its jazz musicians to fight the Cold War. Premieres May 4th @ 10pm:

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— NEH Public Programs (@NEH_PubPrograms) April 30, 2018

INTERVIEW/PREVIEW: Hugo Berkeley - Director of The Jazz Ambassadors (New film, screening on BBC4, PBS and Arte)

— LondonJazz News (@LondonJazz) April 27, 2018

On your small screen this week: "End Game" , "Being Serena" , "The Jazz Ambassadors" , and "Unseen: The Lives of Looking"

— The IDA (@IDAorg) April 30, 2018

I had a great conversation with filmmaker Hugo Berkeley about his new documentary THE JAZZ AMBASSADORS. Terrific insight into a little-known story of cultural diplomacy involving some of the greatest jazz musicians of all-time.

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— Gary Zidek (@onairgary) April 30, 2018

During the Cold War, the US sent (mostly black) jazz musicians overseas to counter (mostly truthful) Soviet propaganda about American racism. A complicated story. Hope this film does it justice. Premieres Friday on PBS.

— John Edwin Mason (@johnedwinmason) May 1, 2018

Happy International #JazzDay!

Following in the footsteps of the Jazz Ambassadors, connects people through music. On May 1, Trio will perform and share their cultural diplomacy impact in Ukraine, Mongolia, and China. #LiveAtECA

— Exchange Programs (@ECAatState) April 30, 2018

Thank you for the great article! 'Jazz Ambassadors' Tells Story of American Diplomacy Through Music #jazzambassadorspbs

— The Jazz Ambassadors Film (@AmbassadorsJazz) May 3, 2018

Tune in this Sunday, May 6 at 9:00 PM PST on to watch CCLP's Director of Washington Programs Adam Clayton Powell III and PD Program Director during the "Jazz Ambassadors".

— USC Annenberg CCLP (@USC_CCLP) May 2, 2018

Check out the trailer for the new documentary, "The Jazz Ambassadors," premiering this Friday night! It will air on WNET-Thirteen if you're in New York but check your local PBS listings because it looks like Pops will be well represented (as he should be)!

— Louis Armstrong (@ArmstrongHouse) May 2, 2018

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— jazzsharing (@jazzsharing) May 1, 2018

The Cold War and civil rights collide in this remarkable story of music, diplomacy and race. 2018 #FullFrameAlum premieres tomorrow on at 10 pm. Don’t miss it!

— Full Frame Doc Fest (@FullFrame) May 3, 2018

The Cold War & Civil Rights movement collide in this remarkable story of music, diplomacy, & race.

Premiering tomorrow night on PBS, "The Jazz Ambassadors" recounts when America asked its greatest jazz artists to travel the world as cultural ambassadors.

— Jazz at Lincoln Center (@jazzdotorg) May 3, 2018

Here’s the link to buy tickets for our screening on Friday May4th at 6:45pm at the Dywer Cultural Centre. Can’t wait to see you there!!

— The Jazz Ambassadors Film (@AmbassadorsJazz) May 2, 2018

This Friday at 10pm, will narrate the PBS documentary “The Jazz Ambassadors.” Quincy Jones, Adam Clayton Powell and more are featured; tune in: #TriCJazzFest

— Tri-C JazzFest (@TriCJazzFest) May 2, 2018

Thanks for the generous review! ‘The Jazz Ambassadors’: Racism, civil rights and how Jazz legends fought the Cold War through music via @Endyshow #JazzAmbassadorsPBS

— Hugo Berkeley (@hugobfilm) May 2, 2018

The Cold War and the civil right collide in the story #JazzAmbassadors airing tmrw night @ 10/9c on . , director of the public diplomacy program & Adam C. Powell III, director of Washington Programs, discuss public diplomacy through music.

— USC Annenberg (@USCAnnenberg) May 3, 2018

An hour warning for what looks like an amazing film

— Kim Edwards (@KimEdwards48) May 4, 2018

#TheJazzAmbassadors premieres tonight !

"In 1955, when America asked its greatest jazz artists to travel the world as cultural ambassadors, [they] faced a painful dilemma: How could they represent a country that still practiced Jim Crow segregation?"

— SFJAZZ (@SFJAZZ) May 4, 2018

My new favorite arrangement of Leia's Theme:

— Sideways (@Sideways440) May 4, 2018

For everyone who loves jazz, history, and/or exploring social issues, The Jazz Ambassadors explores how America’s most famous jazz musicians – Louis Armstrong - became the country’s most important cultural ambassadors. Watch tomorrow at 10pm on PBS SoCal.

— PBS SoCal (KOCE) (@PBSSoCal) May 4, 2018

How African-American jazz musicians helped counter negative propaganda about racism. The Jazz Ambassadors. Tonight, 9pm, .

— BBC Four (@BBCFOUR) May 4, 2018

The Jazz Ambassadors

In 1955, congressman Adam Clayton Powell & Dizzy Gillespie announced a new Cold War weapon to combat the Soviet Union - jazz musicians & their integrated bands would cross the globe to counter propaganda about racism in America #Jazz

— Mark W. (@DurhamWASP) May 4, 2018