First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin
Jan 01, 1997 · 1h 30m
Director
Dick YoungOverview
Charles Kuralt takes an revealing look at the life and career of African-American historian John Hope Franklin in this profile of the Harvard-educated writer whose book From Slavery to Freedom spotlighted the role of blacks in building America. Though facing incredible obstacles, Franklin scaled the stone wall of racism to become a scholar and activist, helping Thurgood Marshall, Dr. Martin Luther King and others change a nation.
Cast of First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin
Crew of First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin
About First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin
What is First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin about?
Charles Kuralt takes an revealing look at the life and career of African-American historian John Hope Franklin in this profile of the Harvard-educated writer whose book From Slavery to Freedom spotlighted the role of blacks in building America. Though facing incredible obstacles, Franklin scaled the stone wall of racism to become a scholar and activist, helping Thurgood Marshall, Dr. Martin…
When was First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin released?
First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin was released on January 1, 1997.
How long is First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin?
First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin?
First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin was directed by Dick Young.
Who is in the cast of First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin?
The cast of First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin includes John Hope Franklin (Himself).