The Heritage of Slavery back to school and though his speech received

and though his speech received little attention at the time

For five years

toured Europe and Africa to perform and learn about their people and cultures

composing music for his troupe

and samurai warriors

The Heritage of Slavery back to school and though his speech receivedThis 1968 documentary is an examination of slavery and of the attitudes established during slavery that still persisted a century after its abolition. At the height of the Civil Rights Movement and during a period of growing white backlash represented by third party presidential candidate George Wallace, CBS News reporter George Foster interviewed black activists and descendants of plantation owners. "The Heritage of Slavery" demonstrated the