"Like It Is," Episode #333, Interview with Anne S. Pruitt-Logan

Document Type

Interview

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Publication Date

5-27-1980

Identifier/URL

ms667_VID_093

Abstract

This episode of "Like It Is", aired in 1980, features Dr. Anne Pruitt discussing the evolving role of Black women, emphasizing the need for Black women to redefine themselves and make choices about their careers and identities. She highlights the historical burdens Black women have carried and stresses that they shouldn’t be expected to be all things to all people. Pruitt shares a powerful excerpt from Sojourner Truth’s speech, underscoring issues of human rights and gender equality. She reflects on her personal success, attributing it to family support and Black teachers, and discusses the importance of Black women understanding their place in society and advocating for opportunities in non-traditional fields. Pruitt also addresses challenges faced by Black women, including stereotypes, economic disparities, and societal pressures, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, responsibility, and community support to achieve equality and progress into the 1980s.

Collection

MS-667: Dr. Arthur E. Thomas, President Emeritus, Central State University, Collection

Publisher Repository

Special Collections and Archives; Wright State University Libraries

Digital Publisher

Special Collections and Archives; Wright State University Libraries

Additional Files
ms667_VID_093.pdf (89 kB)

Additional Files

ms667_VID_093.pdf (89 kB)


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