Conversation about family histories and education, how many of the stereotypes that have been associated with Black people in the United States came to be, why they’re simply not true, and what the pursuit of knowledge meant and looked like to African Americans during and after Reconstruction.
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Interview - Julia Craven
Dethroning Disease
Interview - Saeed Jones
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Interview - Jamelle Bouie
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Children of the Sun
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