Long before he earned fame as a scientist and for his work with peanuts, George Washington Carver had endured slavery and the reconstruction era as a man of Christian faith.
His story is told in a new documentary, George Washington Carver: An Uncommon Way, now available on DVD.
"Carver's greatest overlooked contribution . . . was his love and appreciation for creation and creativity," says Dr. Voddie Baucham Jr., who narrates the film. "He was a true scientist who was more than a lab coat and a microscope."
The trailer:
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