This comprehensive DVD compilation features an in-depth collection of documentaries and programs chronicling the contributions and accomplishments of the most prominent and influential African-Americans throughout the history of the United States. From the oppression and hardship during the time of the Civil War to civil rights movements that paved the way to this country's first African-American president, this 39 program set is the definitive retrospective of Black History in America.Celebrate Black History with 39 Captivating Programs!An inspiring compilation of history's most notable African Americans. This exciting 3 DVD set features a rare collection of documentary features which celebrate the life, culture and accomplishments of history's most influential and prominent African Americans including:Frederick DouglassBooker T. WashingtonMaggie Lena WalkerMartin Luther King, Jr.Malcolm XPaul RobesonJoe LouisScott JoplinW.C. HandyPaul Laurence DunbarCarl LewisBarack ObamaDocumentaries include:African Americans in World War IIAfrican Burial Ground Vol. 1African Burial Ground Vol. 2African Burial Ground Vol. 3African Burial Ground Vol. 4Black Wings - The American Black in AviationBooker T. Washington - The life And legacyBarack Obama - The Power of HopeCarl Lewis on his CareerFrederick Douglass - An American LifeHenry Browne - FarmerHighlights of The 1936 Olympics BerlinIntegration ReportJan MatzeligerLarry Lebby and Stone LithographyLou StovallMarch in WashingtonMalcolm X  Nationalist or HumanistMartin Luther King - Civil Rights RoundtableNegro Colleges in War TimeNewsreel  The Black PanthersPaul Laurence DunbarPaul Robeson - The Tallest Tree in Our ForestPoverty in AmericaScott JoplinThe Brown BomberThe Civil WarThe Life of Maggie Lena WalkerThe Longines Chronoscope  Adam Clayton Powell Jr.The Negro in EntertainmentThe Negro in IndustryThe Negro in SportsThe Negro SailorThe Negro SoldierThe Open Mind - New Negro With Martin Luther KingThe Plantation System in Southern LifeTo Do Battle in The LandW.C. HandyWe Work AgainWhat About Prejudice?