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Her grandmother was a slave. She worked in other women's houses. Through self-determination , 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 · self-esteem and sociology classes. Based on I Am Annie Mae, collected and edited by Ruthe Winegarten from personal interviews with Annie Mae Hunt.

GUTS, GUMPTION

AND GO-AHEAD
Annie Mae Hunt Remembers

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ISBN: 1-880898-11-X MP992-105
Live-action/VHS; Grades 7 and up; 24 minutes;

Awards

  • Winner: Silver Apple-National Educational Film & Video Festival
  • Finalist: 15th Annual Telly Awards
  • Certificate of Merit: Healthy Living Awards
  • (4 Stars) - Video Rating Guide for Libraries.

Reviews

"Highly recommended. An excellent portrait of a gutsy woman." - Video Librarian.

"Annie Mae's uplifting story is about one woman's triumph over adversity." - School Library Journal.

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