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May 18, 2008
I read this book to my 6th graders every year, and they
love it. I have thought about showing Spike Lee's "Four
Little Girls" video after we finish the book, but was
afraid it wouldn't be appropriate for this age. It's not
rated and I haven't had a chance to watch it.
Has anyone seen this and what do you think?
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Sara
Warning! I purchased this DVD from Amazon, but without a rating I knew I had to watch it first. I was very shocked that there was no warnings about this video as it was listed in a curriculum guide by Teacher Created Resources, which I find to be reputable. At the beginning of the movie it shows a man hanging from a tree and later shows the actual ...See More
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