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3 Survival Strategies for Slaves in the Upper South
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Guilty By Asociation? Aaron Harvey and Brandon “Tiny Doo” Duncan Speak at San Diego City College
Aaron Harvey and Brandon “Tiny Doo” Duncan — who have no criminal record — are facing life sentences over charges related to alleged gang activity. How does one become “gang affiliated?” How then does one get charged with crimes attributed to gangs whether or not there was direct involvement? Aaron Harvey and Brandon “Tiny Doo” Duncan will Speak at San Diego City College on how a little known provision in California’s Proposition 21 can proclaim alleged gang members guilty by association.
African Workers are Rising! InPDUM Exposes the REAL Looters in South Africa
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Life on the Slave Plantations of the Deep South
Life on the Slave Plantations of the Deep South A Brief Overview Of Slavery In Context Between...
How The Great Depression Affected Black Women…And What Black Women Did About It
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LIVE: Harriet Tubman Myths (That I Used To Believe)
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Is Harriet Tubman A Fictional Character? (Dane Calloway and the Underground Railroad)
In this edition of, “Say What?!!” we evaluate Dane Calloway’s claim that Harriet Tubman is a fictional character and that the underground railroad has no correlation with the network of safe houses used to assist fugitive slaves as historians have claimed. Dane makes the extraordinary claim that the Underground Railroad is an actual underground transit system that had been in existence for centuries.
3 Ways the Civil War Failed to End Slavery…And 4 Things Black Folks Did About It
Convict leasing, sharecropping, and domestic service are some of the ways that newly emancipated Blacks continued to face involuntary servitude after the Civil War. But Black people rose to the challenge. In this episode we discuss three ways the Civil War failed to end slavery AND four things Black people did about.
The African Roots of Black Music
In this episode we look at how African music transcended the Atlantic slave trade and how elements of the African roots of music became infused into the antebellum slave plantations through Black Spirituals, Gospels, slave work songs, and blues becoming the foundation of Black music in America today.
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