This exuberant celebration of African American women and their achievements features interviews with Angela Davis, June Jordan and Alice Walker-within the context of the civil rights, Black power and feminist movements.(1991)
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"I spent much of my teen years and early twenties trying to figure out what to do with my rage. My anger was rooted in poor working-class struggle and many things I could not name...
"I've been showing A Place of Rage in my classes on race, gender and sexuality in U.S. history for over a decade, and it always has a powerful impact...
A Place of Rage is an analytically brilliant, visually stunning, and deeply moving meditation on the crucial and still underappreciated role that African American women have played in the struggle for racial justice during the civil rights movement and beyond...
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A Place of Rage is an exhuberant award winning documentary by filmmaker Pratibha Parmar. It is a celebration of the contributions and achievements of prominent African American women and includes interviews with Angela Davis, June Jordan and Alice Walker. ...
“A Place of Rage documents the lives and politics of three African-American women. ...
