HOOK: "Come on, Ms. Chaney, do you really believe white women die faster than black women, or was it just a joke?" Feeling very strongly about White Hollywood's treatment of black actors and writers, she blurts out, "If black women are stronger, it's because you whites have made them that way. Yes, I do believe that Black women in that position would act differently, and yes, I believe because we have been the underdog for so long that we know how to call on God, and yes, through Christ, I do believe that black women will just naturally prevail." TEASER: Leslie Chaney is one of the main characters in House of Slaves. The writer, S. India, uses Leslie's life to show that even Christians make mistakes when they look to themselves, but it is God's ultimate decision in everyone's final destiny. Leslie tells them they all came, not just because of the million dollars offered to sleep in a haunted house, but because in their hearts, they too wanted to reclaim this House of Slaves as God's house, because they knew that both believers in Christ and the non-believer's faith would be invested in their outcome.