1619: The Enduring Legacy of Slavery in the United States Listen Download Embed Share Share this on Facebook (Opens in a new window) Share this on Twitter (Opens in a new window) Share this via Email 1619: The Truth About 400 Years of Slavery 1619: The Racist Roots of the U.S. Wealth Gap 1619: How Slavery has Impacted the Empathy Gap in our Country What the New Ebola Treatments Mean for Drug Development Weight Watchers Raises Eyebrows With a New App For Kids Some of the 28 men acquitted in the lynching of Willie Earle, a black man, celebrate in the court room at Greenville, S.C., following the jury's verdict, May 21, 1947. ( AP Photo ) Produced by Polly Irungu Produced by GBH, PRX and WNYC Studios