Great Americans > 01 | More Informational and Historical DVDs

Brilliant re-enactments and expert commentary capture the life of the woman whose 50-year crusade was largely responsible for giving women the vote.

This one-of-a-kind profile uses rare footage and photos to show how King's ideas and views adapted to the rapidly changing climate of the Civil Rights Movement.

Interviews with his sons and the men and women who worked alongside him put the life of the legendary jurist and civil rights activist in perspective.

A true story of one man's honor in the face of adversity. From his rookie years at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, we watch John McCain's journey from brash Pensacola pilot to courageous Vietnam POW. There, caught in a political power play, the young McCain is forced to choose between the country he loves and his own survival. Through gripping flashbacks, we see how each experience and the enduring strength of his family legacy shapes the man--and the public servant--he would become. . . Includes the original memoir written by John McCain. It is a story of three imperfect men who faced adversity and emerged with their honor intact.

From the farm to the pulpit, from the Civil Rights Movement to today, this is a captivating look at a man who has preached to more people than the Pope . . . and being the most famous preacher in America.