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1864 - 1943 / America
George Washington Carver
Learning, Land, and Listening Carefully
George Washington Carver was born into slavery around 1864, in a world that barely recorded his existence, but he believed his life had purpose. He learned by listening closely to nature, trusting that knowledge was a gift meant to serve others. His work healed soil, strengthened communities, and proved that greatness can grow from quiet attention and faith.
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01A Beginning Filled with Loss8 min
02Learning that Required Leaving Home10 min
03Seeing the World Differently14 min
04Tuskegee and the Daily Work of Service (1896–1943)15 min
05When Fame, Money, and Power Came Knocking18 min
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