No Way! Not Me

CHANCES ARE GOOD YOU'LL END UP ALONE AND POOR

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In a stirring presentation, educator and rights activist Rosemary Brown warns that an impoverished future may face many young women unless they take control of their own lives. This film interweaves historical and contemporary sequences. Talking to an audience of male and female high school students, Brown emphasizes the need for male-female equality in the home and in the workplace.