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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Stokely Carmichael, “Black Power” speech at UC-Berkeley, 1966

Barack Obama speaking at the Democratic National Convention 2004

Marcus Garvey, Explanation of the Universal Negro Improvement Association, 1921

Jesse Jackson, “Keep Hope Alive” Democratic National Convention, 1988

Fannie Lou Hamer, Democratic National Convention Credentials Committee testimony, 1964

Clarence Thomas, “Be Not Afraid” American Enterprise Institute, 2001

Shirley Chisholm, “The Black Woman in Contemporary America”, 1974

Dick Gregory, Civil Rights speech after Birmingham arrest, 1963

Barack Obama, inauguration address, January 2009

Barbara Jordan, Watergate Hearings, House Sub Committee, 1974

Booker T. Washington’s 1895 Speech to Atlanta Cotton States Expo

Arts Of Africa, Staff with Female Figure

Arts Of Africa, Chief’s Chair

Arts Of Africa, Vessel

Arts Of Africa, Ethiopian Crosses

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Poetry Corner

When black people are with each other we sometimes fear ourselves whisper over our shoulders about unmentionable acts & sometimes we fight & lie. these are something's we... WHEN BLACK PEOPLE ARE by A. B. Spellman.

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