The Cotton Pickin Truth... Still on the Plantation

This documentary runs for 94 minutes and delves into the harsh realities stemming from America's history of slavery. It highlights Mae Louise Miller, who lived as a slave until the 1960s, and examines the lives of others still residing on plantations in the Mississippi delta.

With its focus on real-life stories, the film sheds light on the ongoing effects of involuntary servitude on the African American community. Documentaries like this provide critical insights into social issues and historical context, making them significant for collectors interested in social justice and American history.