Untold Stories, Unending Struggles, and Unlimited Possibilities

Overview

A hundred years before anyone told its story, American Baptist College was training the students who would desegregate Nashville, inspire Martin Luther King Jr., and reshape the American civil rights movement. Born in 1924 from an unlikely alliance between Black and white Baptist conventions, the school on the Holy Hill produced John Lewis, CT Vivian, and Bernard Lafayette, then nearly disappeared. This feature documentary tells the full story of the institution that gave a nation the gift of justice, fought to survive, and refuses to be forgotten.