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Archived- Slavery & Resistance II: The Middle Passage Sep 13, 2021

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The Middle Passage was a brutal journey of unimaginable proportions. A voyage filled with disease, despair, and death. Africans were ripped from their homes and shipped off as the labor force for an exploding plantation economy in the Americas. In this episode, we’ll explore this horrific time in history, the lives, and the harrowing stories of those who lived, revolted, and died on the Middle Passage.
WARNING: Intense subject matter.

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Archived- Slavery & Resistance: A Global Nightmare Aug 05, 2021

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In the course of human history, the scourge of slavery has haunted societies across the globe. In part one of this twelve-part series, we explore the beginnings of slavery and how it has manifested itself everywhere.
WARNING: Intense subject matter.

Archived- Japanese Internment Jul 09, 2021

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Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese Americans were forced to abandon their homes and live in prison camps.
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Archived- Juneteenth: Celebrate Freedom Jun 07, 2021

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Juneteenth is an annual holiday that celebrates the end of slavery in the United States. Commemorating June 19, 1865, the day a group of enslaved Black people in Galveston, Texas, finally learned they were free — some two and a half years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.

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Archived-Fred Hampton Pt. 2 May 21, 2021

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After Fred Hampton’s meteoric rise, J. Edgar Hoover and the F.B.I mount an all-out war on his Chicago Black Panther Party. It all ended with the wholesale murder of Hampton and other Black Panther Party members in a violent raid. In this final installment of a two-part series, we reckon with this legacy.
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Archived- Fred Hampton Apr 22, 2021

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In the midst of economic inequality and racial unrest, a young man emerges as the fiery leader of the Illinois Black Panther Party. Pushing for radical change and uniting working people for his revolutionary cause.
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Archived- Queen Nzinga Apr 02, 2021

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Ignored in Western history, the seventeenth-century African queen Njinga was one of the most extraordinary rulers of the past. In an era dominated by men, she shattered gender roles through her political skill and military agility. After her rule was threatened in 1626 by the Portuguese, she transformed herself into a fierce slave trader and waged endless war against the colonizers.

Archived- Beyond Suffrage Mar 18, 2021

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Is women's history month only meant to highlight and celebrate their greatest achievements? Or is there room to reckon with a past filled with glaring gender oppression? Here we take a critical look at the history of women, told by women, and the ways they have been treated all over the world.

Archived-The Black History Month Podcast Feb 15, 2021

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Black history month is a time to celebrate the achievements and narratives of people of African descent. But is it enough if those narratives aren't honored and appreciated year-round. Here we take a fascinating look at the history of Black history and how we can use this month to improve our humanity.

Archived- The Great Migration Jan 29, 2021

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In this episode, we explore the little known but profoundly moving story of the Great Migration. It is the story of those black southerners who relocated to the North and West— they moved by the millions, all to escape crushing poverty and racially motivated persecution.
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