Following the emancipation of slavery in 1865, a new exploitation of blacks soon emerged through corporate media. The play “The Last Emancipation” gives depictions of how three characters, Aunt Jemmy, Cream of Corn Man, and Uncle Bin were commercially exploited for their hard work and efforts with minimal pay and recognition. The audience will journey through the play by a freedom train conducted by (the writer) Richard O. Jones. The train goes back in time to show how these characters were manipulated and how they became enslaved into negative commercialism. Historical black activists, Booker T. Washington and WEB Dubois, will deliver riveting arguments in court regarding capitalism versus exploitation of racial injustices. The train will travel into the 21st century, where today’s students are introduced to their history and ancestors. The final destination will lead the audience into a celebration of pride by the testimonies of pioneers and today’s leaders… All aboard!