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The History of Being Black

The History of Being Black

著者： Mean Ole Lion Media
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 The History of Being black is a podcast that seeks to elevate the blackness of listeners and its host with discussions on issues that affect the lives of African Americans then and now. And by highlighting points of view on events of the past and today. It's not just Black History, it's the history of US.Copyright 2025 世界 社会科学
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  • Ending Generational Poverty

    Ending Generational Poverty
    2025/12/18
    In this powerful episode of the History of Being Black podcast, host Dr. Johnathan JeVon White sits down with Tammy Thompson, president and CEO of Catapult Pittsburgh, for an honest and inspiring conversation about poverty, power, and possibility. Tammy shares her deeply personal journey—from growing up in generational poverty and experiencing homelessness to leading a nonprofit dedicated to asset building for low- to moderate-income families. She speaks candidly about the structural barriers facing the Black community, the importance of economic empowerment, and why transparency, advocacy, and collective action are essential in addressing poverty at scale. This episode challenges listeners to rethink how poverty is discussed, who gets left out of policy conversations, and what it truly takes to create sustainable change in Black communities.
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    45 分
  • Next Generation Culture Keepers

    Next Generation Culture Keepers
    2025/12/11
    In this inspiring episode of *The History of Being Black*, host **Dr. Johnathan JeVon White** sits down with public historian **Reiley Freed**, a rising scholar devoted to preserving and amplifying Black history and culture. Reiley traces her journey from growing up in Cleveland, Ohio, to becoming a passionate advocate for accessible historical education. She reflects on the powerful influence of her father and grandfather, whose stories and wisdom helped shape her understanding of Black identity and legacy. Reiley also discusses her research on Black migration and Black aesthetics, emphasizing the importance of public history in bringing these narratives to communities that need them most. The episode wraps with Reiley offering words of encouragement to young Black women pursuing careers in history, reminding them to embrace their voices, trust their passions, and boldly enter spaces where their perspectives are needed. A thoughtful, uplifting conversation that shines a light on the next generation of Black storytellers and culture keepers.
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    34 分
  • Is There A Doctor In the House?

    Is There A Doctor In the House?
    2025/12/04
    In this powerful episode of The History of Being Black, Dr. Jonathan JeVon White sits down with Dr. Alexus Brown for an inspiring journey through language, identity, and purpose. Dr. Brown opens up about her early struggles with speech delays and how that challenge became the unexpected foundation for a career in linguistics and hip-hop studies. She reflects on the pivotal influence of her parents, her formative years at Tuskegee University, and what it meant to transition into a predominantly white academic space while holding tight to her authentic self. Dr. Brown also breaks down her research on rap music, offering a deeper look into Black creativity, cultural expression, and the power of studying our own narratives. Recognized recently as a rising leader in her community, Dr. Brown shares candid wisdom about perseverance, passion, and trusting the path—even when it looks uncertain. This conversation is a celebration of Black brilliance, resilience, and the stories that shape us. Find more shows like this on the Mean Ole Lion app.
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    29 分
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