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Black History Year

PushBlack
Joyce Heff
Marie Laveau
Audrey Smedley
Alonzo Herndon
Fredia Gibbs
White Supremacy
Racial Issues
Black Liberation
Marie Van Brittan Brown
Enslavement
Exploitation Of Black Women
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Hennessy
Pushblack
World War II
World War I
All-White Parties
Racism
David Hamilton Jackson
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Learning your history makes you - and your people - stronger. As Black people, we know we’re often left out of the history books. That media images are skewed. That we need access to experts, information, and ideas so we can uplift our community. The Black History Year feed connects you to the history, thinkers, and activists that are usually excluded from mainstream conversations, through must-he... more

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Imagine being so good at something, that mainstream history tried to make it seem like you never existed. That’s exactly what happened to these Black men. But what did they do that made them “disappear?”

2-Minute Black History is produced by Push... more

In 1982, five Black women were minding their own business when suddenly they were hit with birdshot – ammunition used to kill and shoot small birds. What in the world was going on?

2-Minute Black History is produced by PushBlack, a non-profit Bla... more

We can all agree that singing is sometimes the best way to lift our spirits. That was also true for our ancestors when it came to spirituals. And this makes sense, as so many of them were composed by an enslaved man. Here’s why we need to know who he... more

Full of excitement, adrenaline rushes, thrills, and laughter, the amusement park is a place for fun. But there are a few secrets in these parks that aren’t so fun, especially when it comes to our history.

2-Minute Black History is produced by Pus... more

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Recent Guests

Ashanti Alston
Former Black Panther and anarchist activist
The Jericho Movement
Episode: Reconciling History As a Black Anarchist with Ashanti Alston (Jan 2023)
Silvio Torres Salianque
Professor of humanities at Syracuse University
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Episode: How ‘Nappy' Got Tangled Up In Black Hair History
Cat Brooks
Co-founder and executive director of the Anti-Police Terror Project and Justice Teams.
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Episode: Don’t Cop Out: Building Our Own Capacity as An Alternative to Police Terror
Ash DeSilva
Director of Community Response Services at PAD
Atlanta Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative
Episode: Don’t Cop Out: How the Black Mecca Is Redefining Public Safety
Justin Madeira
Program coordinator of Cahoots, which provides community-based emergency response services to replace traditional policing for mental health crises.
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Episode: Don't Cop Out: The Street Work That Changed Everything — For Everyone
Darius Crockett
Community safety responder at Baton Rouge Community Street Team
Baton Rouge Community Street Team
Episode: Don’t Cop Out: What Real Public Safety Looks Like in Black Communities
Ebony Underwood
Social entrepreneur and founder of We Got Us Now
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Episode: Celebrating Juneteenth in the Carceral State with Ebony Underwood (June 2021)
Shamira Ibrahim
Cultural writer and pop culture critic, exploring identity and cultural production through a race-critical lens.
Episode: Black, Brilliant, and... Canceled? When Black Icons Fall with Shamira Ibrahim
Terry Stokes
Author, theologian, and minister exploring anarchism and its political implications.
Episode: How Jesus Became an Anarchist (and What That Means for Us) with Terry Stokes

Host

Len
Host of episodes featuring discussions on Black history, culture, and community empowerment. Len emphasizes the importance of narrative control and historical awareness in fostering pride and unity among Black listeners.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • WhatchaKnowGood

    I have never been hooked so quickly. First, I like the rhythm beneath the dialogue then the movement toward the the finish line. No time waisted.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cynbat
    United States3 months ago
  • Push Black 2 min Black History

    This podcast is like having a black history class every episode give so much valuable information and insight. My soul really needed this connection. Please keep it up and coming.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nurse goodie
    United States8 months ago
  • Great show, I love this podcast

    informative! I love this show and the short history lessons.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cay Doon
    United Statesa year ago
  • I guess

    Blackness not a monolith. I as a born Black Jewish person was super disappointed reading the episode notes on the Twitty episode and how no mention of his Jewishness was in the notes. How does this not get mentioned ?

    I guess

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    momofcandl
    United Statesa year ago
  • Enrichment

    I love each series! My soul is enriched with newfound knowledge that pushes me to learn more about individuals and events.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WrightOnebaby
    United Statesa year ago

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Overall, the podcast is highly recommended for anyone looking to deepen their connection with Black history and culture.
Many find the topics enriching and valuable, enhancing their understanding of Black history and culture.
There is some criticism regarding perceived biases or certain topics that could benefit from more diverse perspectives.
Listeners express admiration for the engaging and quick format, appreciating the depth of information shared in each episode.

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Don’t Cop Out: How the Black Mecca Is Redefining Public Safety
Q: What would your message be to someone who's listening, who fears what it might mean to support policing alternatives?
If you're more concerned about what people think of you rather than showing compassion, you shouldn't be in a position of power.
Don’t Cop Out: How the Black Mecca Is Redefining Public Safety
Q: So why is it important to have this type of service available to the general public?
Alternative response allows for addressing issues like mental health and public safety without the need for arrest, ultimately benefiting the community.
Don’t Cop Out: Building Our Own Capacity as An Alternative to Police Terror
Q: Can you tell me a little bit about what Anti-Police Terror Project is and why you co-founded it?
Anti-Police Terror Project was co-founded to address and eradicate state terror in communities of color, reacting to the murder of Oscar Grant and the violence from police against Black communities.
Don’t Cop Out: Building Our Own Capacity as An Alternative to Police Terror
Q: What does fighting police terror look like in practice?
Fighting police terror involves various strategies, including community organizing, building alternatives to police responses, and engaging in radical reforms.
Don't Cop Out: The Street Work That Changed Everything — For Everyone
Q: What's one action listeners can take today to support police alternatives?
Get involved in your community and let your local lawmakers know that alternative community safety responses are necessary.

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What is Black History Year about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on enriching the understanding of Black history and culture, the content often highlights narratives and figures that have been overlooked or misrepresented in traditional historical accounts. Episodes tackle topics ranging from the significance of cultural practices to the contributions of Black individuals in various fields, often focusing on systemic issues such as racism, social justice, and community empowerment. This approach encourages listeners to critically engage with the histories that shape their identities and the ways in which historical oppression affects contemporary life. Unique elements include a commitment to activist perspectives and a blend of storytelling with educational insights, aiming to uplift and inform t... more

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Recent guests on Black History Year include:

1. Ashanti Alston
2. Silvio Torres Salianque
3. Cat Brooks
4. Ash DeSilva
5. Justin Madeira
6. Darius Crockett
7. Ebony Underwood
8. Shamira Ibrahim

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