Voices from the Time of Slavery: Fountain Hughes

[oneearth22222]

Amazing to hear this. Thanks!

[safarimisu]

u can get hours on hours of this from library of congress website recorded around the 1930s .men and women talking of the yankees! coming to there plantations no less and being freed...

[goplh]

The interviewer should have asked him to talk about his grandfather.

[ebotusbanjar]

Thank you for posting!

[ebotusbanjar]

Thank you for this post!!!!!!!!!!!

[flavamagazine]

WOW this is a dreamcome true thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oooooo much for posting this!

[NealAndersen]

This is the best video ever!!!!!!!!

[Snowpum18]

This brought me to tears and riped my heart!

[woode29]

Wow, this moved me to tears..

[Mrmoc9]

I didn't think I'd ever get the chance to hear the *real* voice of a former slave.

**tears**

Oh and great advice! So many people are in credit card debts these days.

[blicksflicks]

If more people listened to Fountain Hughes, they wouldn't be in debt all their lives. That's a century of wisdom right there. The man knows what he's talking about, but few people every want to listen to true wisdom.

[AfricanHerbman01]

jah respect thats right man

[mariettaga]

Teach ELDER!

I love this!

[wisteriapx]

What an awesome video! This kind of program should be seen in schools. A great way to learn history, from those who lived it!

[kenrg]

A very cool interview. I love this type of living history.