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Clip: Season 2 Episode 1 | 3m 17s
When it opened in the early twentieth century, the Lincoln Highway gave women and people of color unprecedented freedom to travel on the open road.
Aired: 07/10/18
Video has closed captioning.
Web Extra: How A Highway Paved the Way to Opportunities
Web Extra: The Fight to Remember Black Wall Street
Reconciliation Park is an effort to remember and learn from the devastation in Tulsa, OK.
Web Extra: Segregation on Streetcars
Richard Campanella, professor at Tulane University, talks about segregation in New Orleans
Web Extra: Artifacts of the Boston Post Road
Many historic remnants can still be found along today's Boston Post Road.
Web Extra: Van Buren vs. Horse
Former President Martin Van Buren fell from his horse-drawn carriage on the National Road.
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