Fifty years ago, the TV landmark showed Gen X kids that no one else has the right to tell you who you are. By James Poniewozik “Free to Be … You and Me,” the 1974 kids-TV special and feminist ...

The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art will present the first exhibition about the transformative power of Free to Be…You and Me, a cultural force that inspired generations of children and families ...

The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art is landing solidly on the side of free expression as it debuts “Free to Be…You and Me: 50 Years of Stories and Songs,” an exhibition marking the 50th ...

2 Review Roundup: BLACK SWAN Opens at American Repertory Theater 3 Review: A Thrilling BLACK SWAN at American Repertory Theater Free to Be...You and Me: 50 Years of Stories and Songs, on view at The ...

Laurie Glick, Illustration for Free to Be…You and Me record cover. © 1972, Free To Be Foundation, Inc. Used by permission. Marlo Thomas's “Free to Be You and Me ...

If you were a child in the 1970's, you probably remember the TV special Free to Be You and Me that aired 40 years ago this month. The show was one part of a multi-media project that also included a ...

The album “Free to Be … You and Me,” released by Marlo Thomas in 1972, inspired a generation to think beyond gender stereotypes. Now the Eric Carle Museum in Amherst is celebrating the “Free to Be …” ...