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Tales of an African American
Oprah Winfrey will act a grandmother’s role in my screenplay. I envision her dress like this throughout my screenplay to demonstrate the type of clothing African American wore during the early 1900’s. The cane field in the background will be a set-design in the beginning of my screenplay. The screenplay will focus on turning points for African Americans between 1865 and 1945. Events such as Voting Rights, Segregation, & Halem Renaissance will be portrayed.
Posted in Cultural History, Economic History, Social History
Tagged 1865-1945, African America, Voting Rights, Women
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