Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Guts, Gumption, and Go­ Ahead: Annie Mae Hunt Remembers

Her grandmother was a slave. She worked in other women’s houses. Through self­determination , an indomitable spirit, and a belief in her own abilities, she achieved her goal of personal and economic independence. Historical images, vibrant music and Annie Mae’s own words create a unique portrait of a remarkable woman who overcame racism and sexism. An excellent video for use in history · social studies · women’s studies · living and assertive skills training · self­esteem and sociology classes. Based on I Am Annie Mae, collected and edited by Ruthe Winegarten from personal interviews with Annie Mae Hunt. Target audience for the film: a) History classes, social studies, women’s studies Discussion guide Click here to download the discussion guide for Guts, Gumption and Go­Ahead: Annie Mae Hunt Remembers.