If you were to name three Black historical figures right now, odds are, you’d say Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, or Harriet Tubman. But what about the Black pioneers, inventors, and trailblazers whonever made it into your history books? In this episode, I’m taking my boyfriend (and all of you) to class, breaking down the stories of brilliant Black minds, leaders, and creators youshould have learned about in school. From the Black openly gay man behind the March on Washington to the young lady who was literally the precursor to Rosa Parks, this is Black excellence in its purest form.

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