Extras
Airs Friday, February 22, 2013 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT. Check your local listings.
Slavery by Another Name Promo
Using Digital Storytelling in the Classroom
How to bring digital storytelling into the classroom through Slavery by Another Name.
Using Digital Storytelling in the Classroom
Introduction to the Curriculum
This video provides an overview of the educational curriculum.
Introduction to the Curriculum
Why Use Slavery by Another Name in the Classroom?
The value of Slavery by Another Name as a tool in the classroom.
Why Use Slavery by Another Name in the Classroom?
Teachers are introduced to creating digital stories through the use of iPods.
Using iPods for Storytelling
Slavery by Another Name Short Version
Watch a short version of the documentary SLAVERY BY ANOTHER NAME.
Slavery by Another Name Short Version
The Significance of the Chain Gang
Historian Talitha LeFlouria explains the chain gang systems significance in the South.
The Significance of the Chain Gang
Prosecuting Peonage Trials Begins
Historian Harry Lembeck explains progressivism.
Prosecuting Peonage Trials Begins
This piece follows Birmingham folk artists as they explain how music has inspired them.
The Music Lives On
Reflections on Learning About Family Legacies
Descendant Kate Willis talks about why exploring family stories is important.
Reflections on Learning About Family Legacies
Descendant Dr. Robert Corley describes convict leasing is part of Birmingham’s history.
Reflections on Convict Labor
Descendant Tonya Groomes reflects on how slaves must have felt at the end of the Civil War
Reflections on Emanicipation
Douglas A. Blackmon talks about the reasons behind convict labor practices of the day.
The Economics of Labor
Reflections on Child Convict Labor
Author Douglas A. Blackmon talks about researching his book “Slavery by Another Name”.
Reflections on Child Convict Labor
Emancipation and the Work Force
Historian James Grossman explains how Emancipation changed the Southern labor.
Emancipation and the Work Force
The Evolution of the Chain Gang
Author Douglas A. Blackmon explains how chain gangs evolved.
The Evolution of the Chain Gang
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