For My People: The Life and Writing of Margaret Walker
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Margaret Walker, born in 1915, is an African American poet of immense talent and a lifelong advocate of civil rights. Conversations with Walker, commentary from scholars, and readings from her poetry help define who she is and why. Gives a brief biography of her life and the influences that contributed to her powerful poetry.
Media Details
Runtime: 27 minutes 1 seconds
- Topic: Biographies, History, Literature
- Subtopic: African-Americans, Biography, Poetry, Walker, Margaret
- Grade/Interest Level: 8 - 12
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- Release Year: 1998
- Producer/Distributor: California Newsreel
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