'Women of the Movement' review: ABC series powerfully portrays the inspiring story of Emmett Till's mother
Adrienne Warren, Broadway’s Tina Turner, shows her skills in sensitive performance as Mamie Till-Mobley.
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Adrienne Warren, Broadway’s Tina Turner, shows her skills in sensitive performance as Mamie Till-Mobley.
Limited series explores the evolution of a woman from grieving mother to civil rights activist
Find out how many episodes of 'Women of the Movement' air on ABC this January along with how and when to watch the historical series.
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children all over the country, and then they want to see the real thing. >> with the changes along those lines, do you think that people would like to think differently about the smithsonian? >> i would like to think so, first they will see a more holistic view, that we have sciences and the research is very deep at the smithsonian. whether history, art, culture or science. there is always research, i would hope so. i think they would see us as a cutting-edge place, things can be fun at the smithsonian, we don't have to be serious. so have popular culture collection. i was look at a ...