

Emancipation Road
Episodes
S1 E1 - 1625-1863 - The Shadows of Slavery
September 16, 201448minThis first episode of Emancipation Road takes a look into the history of slavery in the United States, from the beginnings of the Atlantic slave trade to the Civil War.Join PrimeS1 E2 - 1870-1909 - Separate But Equal
September 16, 201448minAn examination of African-American life through the end of the 19th Century, and the disparity that divided society into "separate but equal" facilities.Join PrimeS1 E3 - 1863-1870 - The Emancipation Proclamation
September 16, 201448minAbraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and its effect on the end of the Civil War, the Reconstruction era in the South, and the eventual Constitutional amendments passed to protect it.Join PrimeS1 E4 - 1909-WWII - Regardless of the Color of One's Skin
September 16, 201450minBeginning with the founding of the NAACP, this episode examines the societal changes that helped accelerate African American advancement in the early 20th Century.Join PrimeS1 E5 - 1945-1963 - The Double Victory
September 16, 201452minAfrican American soldiers celebrated a double victory: Defeat of the Axis powers, and greater acceptance in the military following their devoted service. On the home front, however, the stage was being set for the confrontations of the Civil Rights Era.Join PrimeS1 E6 - 1963-1968 - The Civil Rights Era
September 16, 201450minA look at the protests, demonstrations, and prominent figures of the Civil Rights Movement that finally ended segregation in the United States.Join PrimeS1 E7 - 1968-Today - Heroes of Hope
September 16, 201451minThis final episode looks at some of the groundbreaking African American heroes in the years following the Civil Rights movement, up through President Barack Obama.Join Prime
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Content advisory
- Flashing lights violence substance use smoking foul language sexual content
Subtitles
- None available
Directors
- Kevin Hershberger
Studio
- Mill Creek Entertainment
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