Barbara W. Winters
Bone, Jan, Opportunities in Film. Lincolnwood, IL: VGM Career Horizons, 1983.
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This book helps young people explore careers in film and outlines
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the preparation necessary for the obs. Its use fulfills a part of
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the curriculum goals of the Connecticut State Department of Education.
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Hardy, James Earl, Spike Lee. New York: Chelsea House, 1995
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For students, this book offers an overview of the life and career of this prize winning filmmaker. There is an entire chapter devoted to the making of “Malcolm X”. Students will find the life of Lee interesting reading and the photos add to the easily read text.
(review of “Four Little Girls) Jet Magazine. Vol. 92, July 28, 1997.
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This magazine can be found in the homes of most African Americans. It is a quick reference for all members of the family and its use may encourage all to watch the film in the home.
Lerner, Gerda, editor. Black Women in White America. New York: Vintage Books, a Division of Random House, February 1973.
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This text provides short readings, the original words of Black women from 1811 to 1971. There are many appropriate passages highlighting the complications and successes of parenting.
Poussaint, A. F. “Taking Movie Ratings Seriously”. Good Housekeeping. Vol. 224, April 1997.
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Students will recognize Poussaint as a consultant for several of their favorite television shows. He has presented many scholarly articles on child rearing. In this article, he helps parents use the ratings to select appropriate materials for their children to view.
Rozen, L. (review of “Four Little Girls) People Weekly. Vol. 48, July 21, 1997
Upscale Magazine, May 1997.
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An article includes pages on three Civil Rights widows. Students will enjoy another article on Kadeem Hardison and fatherhood, as well as comments from other celebrity parents.