"To Live As Free Men" (1942 Original Black & White Film)

Explore the profound narrative of the Penn School, a vital educational institution for African Americans in the Sea Islands of South Carolina. This compelling black and white film from 1942 delves into the school's pivotal role in empowering its students, shedding light on the island's history of slavery and the Penn School's mission to impart essential skills for self-sufficiency and societal contribution. Journey through the past and discover the resilience and determination of a community striving for education and empowerment.

Source :
Hathen Productions & Silver. (1942) To Live as Free Men. Silver, J., prod [United States: s.n] [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/87706576/