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How enslaved Americans and Black Americans pushed against the document from the very beginning of our nation’s founding.
- Added: Nov 07, 2023
- Length: 14:42
This is part 4 of The State Made Visible with Rasul Mowatt, author of The Geographies of Threat and The Production of Violence published by Routled...
Bought by RADIOLEX
- Added: Feb 01, 2022
- Length: 59:00
- Purchases: 1
72-year-old Clara Jean Ester remembers bearing witness to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s final speech in 1968, and rushing to his side the next day w...
Bought by KUFM - Montana Public Radio
- Added: Feb 11, 2021
- Length: 02:55
- Purchases: 1
Where can the experiences of black men and boys be told and justified? Perhaps not within academia...
Bought by KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio
- Added: Dec 09, 2019
- Length: 27:30
- Purchases: 1
73-year-old Winfred Rembert is one of the only people ever known to have survived a lynching. At StoryCorps, he sat down with his wife, Patsy, to r...
- Added: Nov 22, 2019
- Length: 03:09
In 1963, more than a dozen African American girls, including Carol Barner-Seay , Shirley Reese, Diane Bowens, and Verna Hollis, were arrested for p...
- Added: Mar 28, 2019
- Length: 06:02
During the war in Vietnam, there was a notorious American military prison on the outskirts of Saigon called Long Binh Jail. But LBJ wasn’t for capt...
Bought by PRX Remix
- Added: Sep 11, 2018
- Length: 18:19
- Purchases: 1
On this episode of Overheard, two PBS legends. First a sit-down with Henry Louis Gates Jr. followed by filmmaker Ken Burns.
Bought by KUT
- Added: Feb 21, 2017
- Length: 59:01
- Purchases: 1
We go to the neighboring state of Ohio this week in order to dig into
the history of Midwestern prison resistance. We share more of the story
of Si...
- Added: Feb 05, 2017
- Length: 29:54
This week, we return to the experiences and stories of Sekou Kambui, who was incarcerated for 47 years in Alabama prisons. He was originally charg...
- Added: Nov 04, 2016
- Length: 29:57
- Added: Apr 26, 2016
- Length: 48:30
- Purchases: 1
The foot soldiers of the civil rights movement were shot, beaten, jailed, even murdered. Yet they kept on marching. Love for their community and fa...
Bought by KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio
- Added: Feb 25, 2016
- Length: 07:46
- Purchases: 1
From the Mississippi Delta, the call for Black Power electrified the nation in the 1960's. For some it was an affirmation of hope and strength, a p...
Bought by KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio
- Added: Feb 25, 2016
- Length: 04:45
- Purchases: 1
Voices from the epicenter of unrest in Baltimore
Bought by WESM 91.3 FM, PRX Remix, and KFAI Minneapolis
- Added: Aug 13, 2015
- Length: 06:00
- Purchases: 3
The first of a three-part sound collage that memorializes African American men and women who were tortured by Chicago Police officers in the 1970s ...
- Added: Feb 18, 2015
- Length: 01:45
Some call it a new civil rights movement. Others simply call it “black lives matter”. We hear a conversation about waging strategic non-violence be...
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- Added: Feb 06, 2015
- Length: 29:00
- Purchases: 1
N’MPower participant, Marquell Hicks, interviews quilt artists Sharon Wirtz and Jane Gabaldon, in a community engagement project between the Museum...
- Added: Apr 09, 2014
- Length: 10:00
The second of a three-part sound collage that memorializes African American men and women who were tortured by Chicago Police officers in the 1970s...
- Added: Nov 28, 2012
- Length: 01:05
The final piece in a three-part sound collage that memorializes African American men and women who were tortured by Chicago Police officers in the ...
- Added: Nov 28, 2012
- Length: 01:00
Charlie Morris remembers his brother's death in 1939, with his cousin Sylvester Lewis.
- Added: Oct 16, 2012
- Length: 01:46
- Purchases: 2
