[BP S28R]

This 13-minute 28-second black-and-white film documents what appears to be a community childcare or breakfast feeding program serving Black families in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, late 1960s. It opens with a young Black man serving small children eating from bowls in a simply furnished indoor space, then moves outside to show the modest wooden building housing the program, and later captures intimate portraits of Black adults with young children at home. The film is a quiet, observational record of community care in post-riot Watts.