In this clip, TJ must be taught how to pick cotton. He speaks to the slave who taught him, who reveals that he used to be a house slave but ran away and was punished by being sent to the fields, never to see his family again.
In this clip, Denmark Vesey explains how his children are still enslaved, so he sends them gifts. Slavery destroyed families because they were often broken up and sold to other owners.
In this clip, the slave quarters are shown, where slaves must sleep together as a group. When TJ asks where the bathroom is, he is told it's an outhouse outside.
In this clip, slaves are shown dancing on and listening to music in their free time. Most slaves were illiterate and had few possessions, so culture was a big part of entertainment for them.
The protagonist, TJ, is apprehended by two slave catchers, who call him racial slurs and explain how he has no rights as a black man in the Antebellum South.