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In“The Abolitionists,” John Brown, right, (T. Ryder Smith) tries to persuade Frederick Douglass (Richard Brooks), left, to join his planned assault on Harpers Ferry as Shields Green (Thomas Coleman) looks on. PUBLIC BROADCASTING wqln ‘The Abolitionists’ comes to PBS By Pam Parker Photos courtesy of WGBH SHARON GRIMBERG, executive producer of the “The Abolitionists,” a series that airs on PBS this month, feels personally involved in the historical story — she lives in an abolitionist’s home in Cambridge, Mass. “I had started reading about William Garrison long before we lived here and then we moved into an abolitionist’s home,” she says in a phone interview. “I feel so intimately included in the story.” She said her kitchen was probably an abolitionist meeting place, and she feels that sense of history in her home. Executive producer Sharon Grimberg. Grimberg, originally born in Singapore, lived in England for 10 years and has been in the United States for 25 years. Her understanding of American history is impressive but a natural benefit of her career. She has been involved in The American Experience Series documentaries since 2000 and produced 44 episodes over 13 years. The three-part docudrama commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, the 1863 decree that freed the slaves. www.lakeerielifestyle.com February2013 Lake Erie LifeStyle 45
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