Happy Forgetting is an anthology about the racial justice histories we remember, the ones we forget, what we deny and what we bury. And why those stories must be retold. Hosted by journalist Ruxandra Guidi, Happy Forgetting's personal and opinionated audio essays and documentaries remind us that progress isn't linear. With stories from Yohance Lacour (You Didn't See Nothin) and John Biewen (Scene ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryHistorySociety & Culture |
At a Carnival party in Florida, music, dance, resistance and rebellion are woven together in celebration of the African diaspora. Produced by Natalie Peart.
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By 1964, the struggle was on in America for something resembling a multiracial democracy. This is the story of a complicated yet creative plan to shine a harsh light on Mississippi and—by extension—on American society itself. Produced by John Biewen.... more
Mapping Indigenous identities, birthing practices and knowledge across two lands, from Pájaro, California, to San Martin Peras, Oaxaca, as climate and other injustices turn people toward their ancestors’ wisdom.
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Storyteller and teacher Salifu Mack reflects on what land meant to his Gullah Geechee ancestors, and how a series of betrayals, fast and slow, have nearly severed those ties. But only nearly.
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From an old white lady who was never taught black history I am so appreciative for you excellent show. I highly recommend for those with an open mind to history
Powerful, personal and emotional storytelling about histories that we aren’t taught in school, but should be. These are stories for the times we live in: stories that remind us of the struggles that have pushed this country towards becoming its best self; stories that can inspire us to keep moving forward despite attempts by some to take us back.
Do you want to be moved? Startled awake? The best podcasts educate, entertain and enrage. Happy forgetting asks a vital question: what constitutes justice for the messed up things that happened in the past? Episode 2 about cook county state’s attorney Kim Foxx and her efforts to take a second look at unfair convictions is outstanding. Parts of it are disturbing but the past can be ugly. Don’t look away.
Masterful storytelling. We need these stories now more than ever. Remembering is at the core of what makes us human.
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Focused on the intricacies of racial justice histories, this podcast explores the stories we remember, forget, and often deny, emphasizing their significance in understanding progress and society today. Through personal narratives and insightful documentaries, episodes intersect themes of cultural identity, systemic injustice, and resilience, featuring diverse voices and perspectives from civil rights activists, artists, and community leaders. By intertwining historical reflection with contemporary issues, it offers a unique lens on the complexities of heritage and justice, making it valuable for anyone interested in social change and historical awareness.
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2. Rayann Yates
3. Beverly Williams
4. Tom Reynolds
5. Thomas Reynolds
6. John Lewis
7. Younita Blackwell
8. Natalie Diaz
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