let's look at some images, here is ethyl waters black aad you can see that image there, hopefully. the next image is paramount phonograph images, let's see that, there you go. and then finally they celebrate 60 years-of-the emancipation proclamation. >> uh-huh. now that may seem like a really, what a wonderful thing they were doing to highlight the emancipation proclamation but i got to think that they're doing anything they can possibly do to sell records too, to rural families. black families and sell record players to them. and you know, but here's the beautiful part about all this. is that these are the first times that people are allowed to speak their own voice, minorities and women are telling their own stories. i think there's a comparison that could be made about early hollywood, black actors were sort of given a character, a stereotypical character and told okay, be this character and say these lines. that's in film. with none of their own voice. but in this scenario, we're going to drop the needle and record. do your thing. >> rose: right. >> what is your thing. and so m

. >> a jury convicted 31-year-old ethyl anderson of nine counts of molesting a 12-year-old boy.ffiliate is reporting she said the sexting and touching were part of a sexual therapy to help the boy deal with problems at school. through sobs, she pleaded for mercy in her sentencing monday. >> i'm not a sexual predator. i don't present a threat to our society. i'm a mother. i'm not a monster. i truly wish that none of this would have ever happened because all i want is to go back to being isabel's mom. this is not my life. i keep praying that god -- i appreciate my life more and show me that my life does have purpose. i shared all this with you judge in the hopes that there must be something you can see in me. to show a little mercy. >> but the judge says anderson groomed that little boy after prosecutors showed 230 explicit texts between anderson and the child. his mother also spoke to the court through a letter the prosecutor read. >> i know that the law will take care of you the way you need to be dealt with. there were many times during the trial i wish i could have gotten up m