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Slavery by Another Name

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SLAVERY BY ANOTHER NAME is a 90-minute documentary that challenges one of Americans' most cherished assumptions: the belief that slavery in this country ended with the Emancipation Proclamation. The film tells how even as chattel slavery came to an end in 1865, thousands of African Americans were pulled back into forced labor with shocking force and brutality.

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Growing Up in the South

Growing Up in the South

Growing Up in the South

Descendant Bernard Kinsey reflects on growing up in the South.

Reflections on the Company Town of Westfield

Reflections on the Company Town of Westfield

Reflections on the Company Town of Westfield

UW Clemons explains the company town built by US Steel in the 1900s for its workers.

Reflections on John S. Williams

Reflections on John S. Williams

Reflections on John S. Williams

Descendant Susan Burnore talks about learning the history of her great-grandfather.

History is Dynamic

History is Dynamic

History is Dynamic

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The value of Slavery by Another Name as a tool in the classroom.

Using Digital Storytelling in the Classroom

How to bring digital storytelling into the classroom through Slavery by Another Name.

Reflections on Sharecropping

Reflections on Sharecropping

Reflections on Sharecropping

U.W. Clemons talked about his grandparents and parents and their lives of sharecropping.

Sharecropping as Slavery

Sharecropping as Slavery

Sharecropping as Slavery

Author Douglas A. Blackmon explains the sharecropping and how it was a form of slavery.

The Purpose of Terrorism

The Purpose of Terrorism

The Purpose of Terrorism

Descendant Sharon Malone talks about the true purpose of terrorism and its results.

Separate but Equal

Separate but Equal

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Douglas A. Blackmon describes the crushing effects of Plessy v. Ferguson.

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What is Peonage?

What is Peonage?

Historian Pete Daniel breaks down peonage and debt servitude.

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Reflections on Peonage

Reflections on Peonage

Descendant Kate Willis describes peonage and how it worked.

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