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When the animals talked
Educator and folklorist Reverend Doctor William Faulkner, at age ninety-four, discusses Afro-American folktales that often had served as a form of protest and were used to pass secret messages among blacks during slavery. Faulkner, who first heard many of the tales from an ex-slave named Simon Brown in the early 1900s, discovers new stories on a fishing trip and reintroduces the real Br'er Rabbit.
- "Educator and folklorist Reverend Doctor William Faulkner, at age ninety-four, discusses Afro-American folktales that often had served as a form of protest and were used to pass secret messages among blacks during slavery. Faulkner, who first heard many of the tales from an ex-slave named Simon Brown in the early 1900s, discovers new stories on a fishing trip and reintroduces the real Br'er Rabbit."@en
- "Educator and folklorist Rev. William Faulkner provides fresh insight into Afro-American folklore. He picks up new stories on a fishing trip and reintroduces the real Brer Rabbit."@en
- "When the animals talked"@en