Kristen Green on "The Devil's Half Acre"

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Journalist Kristen Green's new book explores the lives of enslaved people, and the painful journey, resilience and courage of one woman who left an influential mark on education. "CBS Saturday Morning" co-host Michelle Miller talks with Green about "The Devil's Half Acre: The Untold Story of How One Woman Liberated the South's Most Notorious Slave Jail."
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4 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@caritajohnson9150 Год назад

Thank you for enlightening us on this unknown story.❤

@kaylanbaby5987 Год назад

Please keep her story alive. Her story mattered.

@oliviabrown261 Год назад

Thank you for shedding a light on this darkness. This is my birthplace and I never learned about this in Henrico Public School System. Thank you.

@pedallove7058 Год назад

Wow. I hope this will be made into a movie.

@carolabruzzo4935 Год назад

Fantastic Segment - so interesting, inspiring and an education

@davenayoung3835 Год назад

This Moved Me!!!!! I will be reading this book!!!

@catherineskis Год назад

Read the plaque first!

@BurritoMassacre Год назад

What’s an amazing story.

@brianhollenbeck8633 Год назад

Talk about Impact.😇👑🌎🌏🌍💚

@Nish555 Год назад

Great piece

@duncanbleak3819 Год назад

Important story.

@federalnoise Год назад

Hang in there.

@jaytrump2537 Год назад

🙏🤳

@catherineskis Год назад

Did I read that plaque wrong? What's going on here? Can someone please set the record straight!

@lolol7110 Год назад

Sad man , I don’t care if she happened to inherit her owners land and possessions , slavery was legal and her family is still owed reparations. House slaves and field slaves need to come together as one for reparations. A sign that America wants to right a wrong and reparations admits a wrong was committed and corrected . It’s a symbol , it’s not all about the money it’s justice . This elderly women is horrified by who her ancestor is , that’s troubling for a life time and she is an older women so obviously it never settled .

@lolol7110 Год назад

These are the black people who do not believe we should get reparations . Why ? Because they received an inheritance and everyone who was apart of it , don’t understand why field slaves , who never got anything , want reparations . This became a huge divide between black Americans . Inheritance . Some inherited their owners property , and wealth . All the other slaves who got the same from their respective owners , now had something in common . Which is , they all got inheritances and they realized , some didn’t and that was the divide . If not , everyone would says , Yes to reparations but only some blacks say yes . Now we know why others vehemently say No