Free to Be… You and Me

Year: 1974

Runtime: 48 mins

Language: English

Directors: Bill Davis, Len Steckler

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Free to Be…You and Me, a Ms. Foundation for Women project, debuted as a record album and illustrated book in November 1972. Featuring songs and stories by “Marlo Thomas and Friends,” with Alan Alda, Michael Jackson and Diana Ross, it promotes inclusion, individuality and tolerance. An ABC Afterschool Special of poetry, songs and sketches aired in March 1974, stressing that any child—boy or girl—can achieve anything.

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