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Thoreau Tells the Stories of the Black Community in Concord

While slavery is illegal in Massachusetts, Black communities are forced to the margins of society. While living at Walden Pond, Thoreau explores their stories of hardship and resilience, which have been left out of the public record. His experiences pave the way towards his increasing involvement in anti-slavery work.
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Clip Season 1 Episode 2 Length 05:50 Premiere: 03/30/26

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Season 1 Episodes

Several More Lives to Live
S1 E3 Length 1:01:51 Premiere Date 03/30/26

Being Alive
S1 E2 Length 56:54 Premiere Date 03/30/26

Who are We?
S1 E1 Length 54:19 Premiere Date 03/30/26

Henry David Thoreau Moves to Walden Pond
Clip Length 11:14 Premiere Date 03/30/26

Thoreau Tells the Stories of the Black Community in Concord
Clip Length 05:50 Premiere Date 03/30/26

Thoreau Challenges Justice with His Essay "Civil Disobedience"
Clip Length 07:14 Premiere Date 03/30/26

Journey to Mount Katahdin and Untamable Nature
Clip Length 09:22 Premiere Date 03/30/26

Official Trailer
Preview Length 00:30 Premiere Date 03/30/26

Making Henry David Thoreau
Clip Length 01:50 Premiere Date 03/30/26

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