Amity and Brotherhood for Education: Booker T. Washington and Julius Rosenwald -
american stories: race amity and the other tradition

Two Stories - Amity and Brotherhood for Education: Booker T. Washington and Julius Rosenwald shares one of the most impactful actions effecting the education of African Americans in the United States. The private project built over five thousand schools. It was carried out through the collaboration of two men, one black and one white. They had a deep friendship which extended to their personal association which is rarely found today in progressive circles.; Thomson and Teedyuscung - Towards E Pluribus Unum. This story presents the friendship between Charles Thomson, the Secretary of the first Continental Congress and the chief of the Delaware Nation, Teedyuscung. This remarkable relationship provided the pathway for the establishment of United States of America.

Duration: 26 minutes and 46 seconds

Episode Number: 105

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About American Stories: Race Amity and the Other Tradition:

A historical look at cross-racial and cross-cultural relationships in American history that impacted America's development.

The film presents a series of short stories from the arrival of the first slaves on America's shores to relationships that impacted advances in social justice.