Sharyll Burroughs' conversation with writer/producer Valerie C. Woods delves into McDaniel’s tense relationship with the NAACP, cultural representation, and issues of colorism and misogyny in Hollywood. Burroughs also contemplates the meaning of privilege.
Verneice Turner reads the part of Hattie McDaniel. 
Producers: Amy & Nancy Harrington, Vikki Mee  
Editors: Amy & Nancy Harrington

Sharyll Burroughs' conversation with writer/producer Valerie C. Woods delves into McDaniel’s tense relationship with the NAACP, cultural representation, and issues of colorism and misogyny in Hollywood. Burroughs also contemplates the meaning of privilege. Verneice Turner reads the part of Hattie McDaniel. Producers: Amy & Nancy Harrington, Vikki Mee Editors: Amy & Nancy Harrington

Sharyll Burroughs' conversation with writer/producer Valerie C. Woods delves into McDaniel’s tense relationship with the NAACP, cultural representation, and issues of colorism and misogyny in Hollywood. Burroughs also contemplates the meaning of privilege.
Verneice Turner reads the part of Hattie McDaniel. 
Producers: Amy &amp; Nancy Harrington, Vikki Mee&nbsp; 
Editors: Amy &amp; Nancy Harrington

Ep. 03  Hattie in Hollywood Pt. 2

The Hattie Project is a four-episode podcast exploring the complicated legacy of actress Hattie McDaniel, the first African American to receive an Academy Award for her portrayal of a racial stereotype in the film Gone With the Wind. This podcast is not a traditional biography. Rather, host Sharyll Burroughs and female artists of color explore the contradictions of McDaniel’s life and career within contexts such as identity and self-determination: A celebration of her exceptional humanity.

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Ep. 03 Hattie in Hollywood Pt. 2

Ep. 03 Hattie in Hollywood Pt. 2