There's a reason racism in America is so pervasive and intractable, says actor and activist Danny Glover. Plantation capitalism is woven into the fabric of the country -- "the wealth of this country was built around slavery," he told CBS News' Major Garrett, host of "The Takeout" podcast. Glover argues that a factor in the addressing race is that Americans have not given up the psychology around this "The Missouri Compromise, 1822, is based on due process," he told Garrett. "That white people have a right to own a slave. Like they have a right to own a cow. Like they have a right to own a pig. Like it or leave it. So you imagine how people seem from that vantage point as simply possessions." The Missouri Compromise was an act of Congress preserving the balance between slave states and free states by allowing Missouri into the U.S. as a slave state and Maine as a free state. This week marked the anniversary of the assassination of Dr