John H. Bracey, Jr., a pioneer of Black Studies
Andrew Rosa, author (top row, second from left); John H. Bracey, Jr. (front row, fourth from left), Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History, Charleston, South Carolina Oct. 2, 2019.
I AM CALLEDAND YOU ARE NOT
The question of roles within a power couple cannot be asked in isolation. Who takes care of the kids? Is the woman only prominent as a byproduct of the man’s prominence? If the man’s role is critical to society, should the woman simply accept the position of support for the greater good? Is the woman’s calling just as important as her partners?
Shut Up and Play: A Brief History
Back in 2014, when Officer Daniel Pantaleo suffocated Eric Garner in a chokehold one long and hot summer day in Long Island, New York, scores of professional athletes decided to express their frustrations. Some kneeled while others donned shirts bearing the words, “I cant breathe” as a way to silently but visibly protest the continual confluence of Black death, racism, poverty, and endemic police brutality in the US. Many Black sports fans welcomed this expression of solidarity while many White fans did the exact opposite.
taylor family: generations of blues
On May 4, 2023, when I walked into Joyride Studio at Chicago Avenue and Sacramento, not far from where I live on the West Side, I really didn’t know what would happen. With three guys from my band, I was going to play music behind a rap song.
Cookin With Chief, Serving up History: All About the Green with Tom Acklen
Did the descendants of the Confederate States of American create Native American tribes and appropriate heritage to profit off of government contracts and pose as American Indians?
Cookin With Chief, Serving Up History:"All About The Green" with Tom Acklen Pt 2
Let's hear from Tom Acklen creator of the Bayou La Combe Choctaw, Jena Band of Mississippi Choctaw, MOWA Choctaw, and various Oklahoma nations have sanctioned various perpetual nefarious acts against the people of the Florida Parishes, Mississippi, Alabama and throughout the United States
Hair, Numbers, And History
Michelle Slater loves history. That’s a good thing because her family’s story is woven into Pittsburgh’s Hill District’s history about as tightly as possible. Slater’s grandmother wrote numbers for some of the Steel City’s best known numbers bankers
From Me to You
In this episode, I speak with Deidra R Moore Janvier, Esq. about her new book, From Me to You: The Power of Storytelling and Its Inherent Generational Wealth.