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Fannie Lou Hamer's America | Beyond the Lens
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2024
- For the family of Fannie Lou Hamer, she was a woman of power and presence as a civil and human rights activist. But to Jacqueline Hamer Flakes, Monica Land, and Jimmy Lee Lacey, she was also so much more - a mother, a wife, and a friend who was loving and giving. The in-depth interview provides an intimacy to Mrs. Hamer's life, work and legacy that can only be told by those who knew her best.
FANNIE LOU HAMER'S AMERICA: A portrait of civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer. Through evocative speech and soulful song, Hamer made it her life's work to enfranchise and increase Black political representation. For more: bit.ly/ARF_FannieLouHamerA
PBS Premiere: Tuesday, Feb. 22 at 9/8c
WORLD Channel Premiere: Thursday, Feb. 24 at 8/7c
-BEYOND THE LENS-
00:00 Who is Fannie Lou Hamer?
04:56 "Sick and Tired"
05:54 Black Americans and the right to vote
07:50 The 1964 DNC Testimony
10:23 Medgar Evers and the beating in Winona, MS
14:02 Traveling to Africa
15:42 Letters by a mother & friend
19:08 Forced Sterilization of Black women
21:17 The influence of Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer today
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Funding for FANNIE LOU HAMER'S AMERICA provided by W.K. Kellogg Foundation, GBH Voices and Equity Fund made possible by the Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Family Foundation, Inc., the Jonathan Logan Family Foundation, Mississippi Delta National Heritage, Mississippi Humanities Council and others. This program was made possible by contributions to PBS stations from viewers like you.
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Fannie Lou Hamer was a civil rights hero, but also a woman, wife, mother and friend. Read more about her life: worldchannel.org/press/article/fannie-lou-hamer-history-and-home/
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One of the greatest Americans who ever lived.
What a strong and mighty vessel of GOD! I say your name tonight
Fannie Lou Hamer ❤
Ms. Fannie Lou Hamer, is a name that when you hear it, you remember what she represented during this pivotal time in history. She was not invited to the 1968 Democratic Convention but she showed up ready to voice her thoughts about the unequivocal rights that existed for Black people. Her presence commanded attention. We love you Fannie Lou because you helped to change the trajectory of this country . Your spirit remain in every Black woman who get up to go to work , saying " I am sick and tired of being sick and tired" RIP Ms. Fannie Lou Hamer.
My grandmother was the Miss Rose mentioned, amazing stuff.
Your grandmother seemed to be a very special
Lady.
@@jamiemaslar658 your grandmother fought the good fight for freedom and equality.
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Peace, blessings, and LIFE! A full life, a happy life, and a long loving life to you and yours!!! Mrs. Hamer is a legend in my book! She’s highly underrated and your grandmother as well!
@@BuddyfolksJudahFLH was Boss.
I have tears in my eyes and my voice is cracking as I say what amazing woman. Everyone should know about Miss Fannie Lou Hamer
Exactly! She was the truth!
@@Nikastar75 when she started fighting she did not quit.
@@aarondigby5054 facts!
In the name of Jesus I thank god for Ms Hamer and all who fought for all of us in this country
SOMETHING has been burning on the inside of me concerning my purpose and calling I came across this video!!!!! THANKS MRS.FANNIE❤❤❤❤
Every time I think of, or see videos of Ms. Fannie Lou Hamer I think, she is the truest image of a Queen
WOW, No one could ever replace. Ms. Fannie " MAMA" Blessings❤💒 A Great Woman My Hero.👊👊✊✊ black power❤🖤💚
What an amazing woman. I’m so glad I was able to hear her story. 🙏❤️
OmGOD I LUV HER STORY ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
She was one of the strongest!
I never knew anything of this until tonight when I watched her story on PBS, I am so honored to know what she did to help the people of Mississippi and the world, THANK YOU 😊
Thank you for watching and sharing, Tasha. For more on Fannie Lou and her story: bit.ly/ARF_FannieLouHamerA
As of this moment and forevermore madam, She is recognized in my mind body and soul. Ripowr ms Hamer😢
Fannie Lou Hamer a very intelligent
And Powerful Women
I watched this segment on PBS. She was a GREAT WOMAN!!!
Amen OmGOD I LOVED SHEROE FANNIE LOU HAMMER❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤RIH …..
Magnificent WOMAN🙏🏿♥️🙏🏿♥️🙏🏿♥️🙏🏿♥️
I read her story to my little girl from the children series “DO GREAT THINGS FOR GOD” i cried my eyes out and afterwards looked her up to hear her story… ❤
What an extraordinary woman. Fannie Lou was
Thank you Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer for all of the work you put in for us! All Praise Belongs To The Most High!
Amen🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Thank you for everything mrs fannie lou hamer.
Love Miss Fannie Mae !!❤❤❤❤❤
GOD bless her and many others for standing up to the injustice of America.
What an unbelievably amazing, brave and truly great person she was! I didn't even know who she was. How is it that her name is not known to every single person in this country? She should be in every history book. Her entire life is an inspiration.
Amen a great inspiration ❤❤❤❤
I am so grateful that TikTok brought me here! Thank you for also sharing! 🥰🥰🥰
I'm soooo glad that I came across Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer. She indeed was an awesome woman. She was born the same ear of my great grandmother in 1917, whom lived to see 103 years old and passed away peacefully in 2021. She would tell me a lot of stories about what happened back in the day. We are from Louisiana and are French. We believe in a lot of things that are in her UA-cam videos. I am very passionate about my black history and watch as much as I could due to my great grand mother. Its so sad that things were that way and we were forced to endure the pain and suffering as human being in general. Yes, I to was raised to love everyone no matter color. Thats they way we were raised and would get it if we had a problem with it. I am glad I can watch her, she certainly have motivated me in may ways.
Wow my great gma was born 1917. She died in 2000 though.
Her name and legacy needs to be broadcasted in every school and university, etc. FANNIE LOU HAMER THANK YOU!! LOVE YOU!!
She saw the intersection between voting rights, education, and economic opportunity. She was far ahead of her time, and was planting seeds for trees that she wouldn't live to sit under. We, the people, must continue her legacy and fight for the upward mobility and empowerment of the Black community. May her name forever be engraved in the halls of history for her outstanding work and achievements to make a better world for us all.
What an amazing human rights hero! So admired - so unsung - so incredible! I salute you Mrs. Fannie Lou with so much honor!
POWERFUL!! 😢❤ Thank you, Mrs. Fannie.
These NDE'S have helped me during what I now know to be is an experience called my life. Thank you so much for sharing them❤❤❤
Hello I am at my family reunion in Mississippi we are in the city of greenwood Mississippi now July 16,2023 . We went to Rueville Mississippi where if first was her statue and my father told us that this is my mother cousin I am so proud to know this they look just like I have been watching everything about her amazing to me a strong be black woman powerful women a godly woman I 💕 this
God bless Fannie Lou Hamer, strong beautiful black Woman!
Madam Hammer, now down to you !
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I knew Mrs Hamer enough said
A Movie short named Fannie will be released soon, on UA-cam, starring Aunjanue Ellis. Stay tuned 😉
Grate Lady, Ms, F. Lou Hammer! Great Trojan Lady indeed!!!
Fannie Lou Hamer is one of THE greatest examples of Resilience and commitment. We can learn ALOT from her - So SOO grateful to her and the other Civil rights leaders who sacrificed EVERYTHING including their lives to make changes so that ALL citizens can live FREELY without fear ! Thank you, Mrs. Hamer
I feel ashamed that at 42 years old I am just now taking a real dive and plunge into Black History and so many amazing, courageous, historical and society changing figures. Our history is so rich and beautiful and Ms. Hamer is a sterling example! God bless. 🦍💙
This was VERY interesting and I’m glad it crossed my timeline. 🙏🏾 Thank you Fannie Lou Hamer for your sacrifices!
This was just mind blowing thank you for sharing. I have Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer on display in the library where I work.
Thank you for watching. We hope this film and interview will elevate Mrs. Hamer's work and life in American history and our present day just like at your library.
WOW STRAIGHT EXCELLENCE
Thank you Fanny Lou Hamer!❤
Beautiful. Thank you!
I love Fanny Lu Hammer what an amazing strong powerful leader
Excellent
Man this is beautiful
"I'm going to let it shine "
2.22.22 - Tuseday
What amazing women God bless her soul
What a beautiful Tribute to an amazing woman!
❤Thank you
Job Well Done
Her words will live on what a gift
She was very powerful woman that stood strong. Thank you for sharing this.🙏🏽
Thank you for watching!
Our beautiful strong outstanding loving mother.God gave us a living angle.And may we honor her each day for all she fought for It's so sad for any race to do all the ugly hurting things they done to a human race of people.And even with change from so much blood shedded so many hearts and soul torched with pain that still is within.And even with the truth being known today for those that did not know all the evil.There still lays so much evil from the hands of today.Toward justice for the black human race.From the higher ups etc Yet with our race continuing the fight for life.And trusting in ourselves as human .We can still go forth as Mama Fannie gave her all .So today children learn from these things they are ur weapons of courage , strength,hope and love that was left behind for you try making this life better.And with the torch being passed on we shall come forth as God made us to be Live and determination is a street to take.There will be bridges that must be cross.And fear not to seek and fight for truth and justice.Fear only God and allow him to bring u through.It can be done Look at Malcom,martin Fannie Harreit, Mega John Kennedy and so so many more.May the hearts of those that bring hate and injustice,melt as God place a holt upon all evil.We all are life in his sight .I have not to much respect for how this country can say the home of the brave and land of the free.However for all the cotton pick whips hungry and wrong done at the end of the day I can say This is My Country.We built it with blood and sweat And lots of pain.Yes Please God bless America.
I grew up singing, “This Little Light of Mine”. That was the song I had to lead at church.
The revelation and testimony of FLH is Matthew 22;14-' many are called but few are chosen'. The Vanguard of the Civil Rights Movement, history will be kind to her.
Hello,
Thank you so much for this. And, thank you for sharing more about your mother, and your Aunt.
She is such an inspiration to me. And I am so thankful you where able to share this!
Amen my sister keep resting 👑🙏
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400yrs Jesus take the wheel 🎡
God instill truth into his people and no one can stop this. Praise Jehovah God forever for righteousness.
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Minimum wage only been raised $4 since the 70’s. Year 2024 it’s only $7.25 in most states… (especially the southern states)
Hi Jackie, this is Betty. Give me a call.
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Romans 8:18 KJV❤
I wonder when she got the gold grill?
Many people provided for Ms Hamer gladly rewarding her for her diligence and hard work. She was an engaged speaker activist and leader.
Her an that purse in here hand always go girl it needs to be healed...
Lord the stuff our people's went through never knew human was and is so dam evil keep resting 👑
Say her name MS. FANNIE LOU HAMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That 'appendectomy' was still g😢oing on in the 1990's.
This is stuff we talk about, and truma slave desedents til now have to deal with where is the justice. Thats why reperations needed and not enough. America 🇺🇸 has never publicly acknowledged or apologized.
Wow at 1:50 the young man looks like snoop dogg
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Ms. Hamer was a beautiful, intelligent, resilient, and strong woman! It's amazing how the black woman has always been the most disrespected human being. Unfortunately, in the year 2024 the black female is still the most disrespected, regardless of educational level, credentials, or title.🎉
I admire her so much. If she had any fear of public speaking, you'd never know it. In my Church we say saints like her are "Theo-didaskolos" i e taught by God.
MY MOM KNEW DR, KING, AND THESE SONGS SHE PLAYED IN THE 50 AND 60S,