It’s September 19th. This day, in 1664, Marlyand passed the first “anti-amalgamation” law in the colonies, outlawing the marriage between Black men and English women.
Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how these anti-miscegenation laws were first written, and how they were altered, evolved, and tested over the course of two centuries.
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The Whiskey Rebellion and the Fear Of The Tax Collector (1794)
Franklin in France (1776) w/ Mike Duncan
Rudy vs Brooklyn Museum (1999) w/ Harry Siegel
Rural Free Delivery (1896)
No Crime Day (1986) w/ Josh Levin
Pauli Murray Shoots Her Shot (1971)
Dogs as Deflection: Fala and Checkers (1944/1952)
The Cleveland BalloonFest Fiasco (1986) w/ Clare Malone
Romney's Secret 47% Tape (2012) w/ David Corn
The Christiana Resistance (1851)
The Basket Of Deplorables (2016)
Partisans Week: Clinton Chronicles VHS (1994)
Partisans Week: Buchanan at Smuggler's Gulch (1992)
Partisans Week: Black Helicopters (1995)
The Mystery of LBJ's "Box 13" (1948) w/ Mark Lawrence
Brownie, Heckuva Job (2005)
Lincoln's Avenger (1894)
Biden Bites Kinnock (1987)
Port Chicago Mutiny (1944)
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