Still Fighting The Goode Fight

Philafilm Film Festival

Silver Award

The Goode Fight is an inspirational 1 Hour TV documentary on how the son of a North Carolina sharecropper with a speech impediment, rose to be the most visible African American in Philadelphia politics at the time and moved on to be known affectionately as the "Father" of the Children of Prisoners Movement in the country. Organized as Amachi, an effective mentoring program for children of incarcerated parents, Rev. Honorable Wilson Goode is making a difference.

Viewers of all ages will be drawn in and fixed to their screens to see and hear how he as one of seven children, born in segregated America had values instilled in him that would take him through becoming a man of many first. The Goode Book lets you have a front row seat to a national story and a national personality.

Crew

Executive Producer/Director - Bob Lott

Executive Co-Producer - Wilson Goode

Production - Clara (CW) Lewis

Production - Richard Simmons

Editors - Sharon Cobb / Walter Wimberly

Narration - Thera Milling

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