There has always existed an intangible, extra significance to a Southerner who has fought racial segregation and degradation of the mid-20th century. The life of Anne Braden, the civil rights leader from Louisville, is deep and important, which is why we recommend you go see this first-person documentary of her incredible life. After the 77-minute screening, a discussion will be led by Dr. Cate Fosl, director of the Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice Research at UofL. Recommended for ages 12 and up.