Frederick Douglass : No Turning Back (DVD)
$12.99
Kyle Taylor stars in this gripping drama, winner of four film awards. Frederick Douglass: No Turning Back takes you to 1872, Ohio. Former slave, Mr. Douglass, one of our great American heroes, is to speak. He’s introduced by the Pastor sharing Frederick’s vast triumphs, including helping pass Amendments to the US Constitution. Douglass, at the podium, shares a breathtaking journey from slavery to freedom, life as statesman, author and newspaper editor. He reveals his life in the North, in London, and as Christian leader, with wit and wisdom. He could have lived in Europe, but felt God’s call to return to America to win freedom for all people in our nation. There is no turning back.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781563710537
UPC: 850046140068
Produced by: Bridgestone MultiMedia
Binding: Video DVD
Published: May 2023
Publisher: Bridgestone MultiMedia Group
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