Movable Schools For Negro Farmers offer training in hygiene, nursing, and agriculture for African-American families in t

The video explores historic motion pictures depicting the lives of black families struggling for survival. It highlights Booker T. Washington's belief in education as a means to improve lives, focusing on agricultural practices like soil conservation, crop rotation, and contour plowing. These teachings laid the groundwork for the Extension Service of the US Department of Agriculture.

In what ways do the motion pictures contribute to the educational experience described?

What does Booker T. Washington believe is necessary for black families living on the edge of survival?

How can the lives of the students be made better and more meaningful according to the text?

What agricultural practices are mentioned in the text as part of the education provided?

What role did the movable schools play in the context of the US Department of Agriculture?