George Wallace's daughter and her road to racial reconciliation

Peggy Wallace Kennedy tells her painful and true story of what it was like being the daughter of one of America's most infamous racists, his terrible childhood and how it twisted him, the assassination attempt that changed his life and attitude: her mother, Alabama's first Woman Governor, and her courage fighting cancer; her husband's career as a non-prejudiced justice in Alabama; and how Peggy has reached out to the Civil Rights veterans such as John Lewis and been embraced by them.

It's a powerful story of reconciliation and forgiveness.