Podcasts

Podcast (audio library):

Podcast are ongoing collection audio speeches, interviews and lectures of black elders, professionals, young people and others who are invested in our community. It was conceived as learning tool of the black experience.

The purpose of the podcast is to:

Use the audio “Theater of the Mind” to convey blackness.
Serve as a voice for our views, advice, affirmations and critique.
Enhance existing text articles in our website.
Support the oral traditions that are the trademark of black people.

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The Legal Campaign Against Segregated Schools_ Q and A

The Lost Promise of Civil Rights_ Evaluating the NAACP in the Pre-Brown Era

The NAACP’s Second Century_ Organizational, Economic, Demographic and the Philosophical Challenges

The NAACP_ One Hundred Years and Beyond

The NAACP_ One Hundred Years and Beyond 1

The Hour Has Come_ The NAACP and the Struggle for Racial Justice in the New South

Recasting the Legacy of the NAACP_ Q and A

Recasting the Legacy of the NAACP_ Fighting 20th Century Slavery

Other Side of the ‘Free’ Way_ College Campuses and Racialized Territories in the Wake of Massive Resistance

M. Rick Turner_ NAACP 100th Anniversary Symposium

Lift Every Voice_ The NAACP and the Making of the Civil Rights Movement_ A Roundtable

Lift Every Voice_ The NAACP and the Making of the Civil Rights Movement_ A Roundtable 3

Lift Every Voice_ The NAACP and the Making of the Civil Rights Movement_ A Roundtable 2

Labor and NAACP Q and A

Julian Bond Interviews Benjamin Todd Jealous, NAACP president and CEO

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Somewhere in the light above the womb, black trees and white trees populate the world. It is a March landscape, the only birds around are small and black. MY GRANDFATHER WALKS IN THE WOODS by Marilyn Nelson.

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