Life of a Tuskegee Airman

Tuskegee Love Letters - by Kim Russell

When America called, African American men and their wives responded

TUSKEGEE LOVE LETTERS

Tuskegee Love Letters is a collection of actual,
intimate, personal letters between a wife and husband,
separated by war. Written during World War II,
by a Tuskegee Airman and family, each letter is heartfelt
and filled with love, concern and hope.
America's war widows of today will understand the
anguish and the joy and the humor.
As the story evolves, read the daughter's
journey to learn more about her parents.

Excellent piece for stage setting, museum setting, veteran
celebrations, classroom or humanities discussions.
One-act readers theater
Cast of 4 people - 2 women, 2 men, 16 pages

Look here Harpo Productions....we have a project for you.

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[untitled] HARLEM cable series
Inspired by Letters written by Bernard and Luana Knighten
Adapted by BYRON TIDWELL
© 2008 Kim K. Russell and Byron Tidwell

A television series based on the prolific writings of the founder of magazine called Essence. The series tells the dramatic story of the Harlem community from World War II through the beginnings of the Civil Rights Era. Harlem is at once a love story, a story of patriotism, a story of the fight against racism, and a story of trancendence and accomplishment. The hidden history of the vibrant Harlem community comes to light in this touching, personal series.


				*Story of a Red Tail Tuskegee Airman, his wife and orphaned daughter*