Invisible Warriors \;shares t he individual experiences of a small group of elegant ladies who represent the 600\,000 Black women who fled their lives as domestics and sharecropp ers to work in factories and U.S. government offices during World War II. These patriotic pioneers share their wartime memories\, recounting their b attles against racism at home\, Nazism abroad\, and sexism everywhere.&nbs p\;
\nWatch the film Invisible Warriors \;at yo ur convenience after you view the \;live introduction \;to the fi lm on March 5 at 2:00pm.
\nFilm may be streamed any time between March 5 and March 15\, 2023. Receive a link to stream th is powerful film when you signup to attend either the live introduction or closing Q&\;A session with producer Gregory S. Cooke.
\nRemember to register for the closing Q&\;A session on March 1 5 at 7:00pm.
\nThe live introduction and closin g Q&\;A feature the film's producer Gregory S. Cooke. \;Co oke is the Founder and President of the \;Basil and Becky Educational Foundation \;(BBEEF)\, a 501c (3) org anization dedicated to relocating African Americans from the margins to th e main pages of American and global history.
\nThis program is proudly presented in partnership with over 50 Illinois public libraries and the College of DuPage. \;
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Gregory S. Cooke has dedicated his career as an educa tor and historian to help relocate African Americans to the main pages of history. Invisible Warriors is his directorial debut following a successful stint as Associate Director on Choc&rsquo\;late Soldiers fr om the USA.
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