Streaming Sinclair Videos: Sociology

Link to Video (60 minutes)
"The marriage ritual of several countries in the Pacific acts as a key to understanding the social attitudes that abound. The film compares and contrasts weddings in China, Korea, Japan, Hawaii, Papua New Guinea and Tonga."

Link to Video (20 minutes)
"Studies the multi-racial nature of the Fijian society. Shows three boys playing together unaware of their color differences. Uses a background of voices from leading Indians, Fijians, and Europeans expressing their views on racialism, and scenes of the activity of men working together in a gold mine to illustrate that interracial harmony is to the advantage of all."

Link to Video (30 minutes)
"This video examines Japanese social customs and values and the rising incidence of crime in Japan's traditionally peaceful society. Looks at individual and group oriented crime controlled by syndicates called "Yakuza" and the role of the police."

Link to Video (40 minutes)
"How one couple, Joseph Baker and his wife Ayako, adjusts to a marriage of an American to a Japanese woman. Interviews reveal how they met and how they managed relationships with in-laws, community life, and raising children. UH MANOA USE ONLY."

Link to Video (36 minutes)
"Examines the differences between men and women and the many facets of their relationships in the workplace, social life, love, and communication."