Rainbow Black: Poet Sarah Webster Fabio(1976)
Rainbow Black: Poet Sarah Webster Fabio Synopsis
The film depicts the life and work of Webster Fabio, who died in 1979, through interviews and clips of her recording poetry albums for Folkways Records. The poet and educator is often credited as being the "Mother of Black Studies" for helping establish programs at UC Berkeley and Merritt College in the 1960s, and the film portrays her as "a spirited woman, sassy one minute and scholarly and critical the next minute," said Fabio.
Rainbow Black: Poet Sarah Webster Fabio (1976) is a film directed by Cheryl Fabio-Bardford, released on January 1, 1976.
- Director:
- Cheryl Fabio-Bardford
- Status:
- Released
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Rainbow Black: Poet Sarah Webster Fabio was released on January 1, 1976.