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GLORY DAYS - A Tradition of Achievement
By Janus Adams

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GLORY DAYS is a three-part documentary film that celebrates the history of African American women. Interweaving stories of lives lived against the grain of oppression - of racism, sexism, caste and class - GLORY DAYS adds texture to our understanding of American history. Its lens on little-known historic episodes reveals a legacy achievement by African American women in every field: education, social movements, politics, religion, invention, exploration, business, human rights, the arts, culture and more.

Based on the trilogy of books by Janus Adams (the film's co-executive producer), GLORY DAYS is the first film documentary to feature the expanse of African American women's history from the African American woman's point of view. Director: Julie Dash.

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Last updated: Jun. 7, 2011