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Black History 102: Petty for a Cause, History’s Most Iconic Black Protests
📢 History will have you believe that all Black protests were peaceful marches—but let’s be real, sometimes you have to shake shit up.
In this episode, we’re diving into the Black resistance movements they didn’t teach you about in school. From the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which strategically drained white-owned businesses, to the Birmingham Children’s Crusade, and Colin Kaepernick taking a knee—we’re talking about the moments when Black folks said, “Oh, you thought shit was sweet?”
We’ll explore why protests aren’t always just about marching in the streets—sometimes resistance is economic, sometimes it’s physical, and sometimes…it’s just straight-up petty for a cause.
If you’ve ever wondered why people riot, why Black protests are always met with backlash, or why history conveniently leaves out our boldest movements—this episode is for you.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to subscribe for more episodes! Don’t forget to leave a review and share this episode with whoever needs a Black History lesson.
📲 Join the Conversation:
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- Follow LJ on Instagram: @lynspirationalmedia
🎧 Listen to more episodes of Subjective on all podcast platforms:  https://beacons.ai/subjectivepod
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By Donyelle Murray📢 History will have you believe that all Black protests were peaceful marches—but let’s be real, sometimes you have to shake shit up.
In this episode, we’re diving into the Black resistance movements they didn’t teach you about in school. From the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which strategically drained white-owned businesses, to the Birmingham Children’s Crusade, and Colin Kaepernick taking a knee—we’re talking about the moments when Black folks said, “Oh, you thought shit was sweet?”
We’ll explore why protests aren’t always just about marching in the streets—sometimes resistance is economic, sometimes it’s physical, and sometimes…it’s just straight-up petty for a cause.
If you’ve ever wondered why people riot, why Black protests are always met with backlash, or why history conveniently leaves out our boldest movements—this episode is for you.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to subscribe for more episodes! Don’t forget to leave a review and share this episode with whoever needs a Black History lesson.
📲 Join the Conversation:
- Instagram & TikTok: @TheSubjectivePod
- Follow me on Instagram: @_DonyelleMurray
- Follow LJ on Instagram: @lynspirationalmedia
🎧 Listen to more episodes of Subjective on all podcast platforms:  https://beacons.ai/subjectivepod
✨ Reviews help us grow and reach more listeners—thank you for your support!
đź“… Upload Schedule: Audio episodes are available every other Friday on your favorite podcast platforms. Video episodes drop the following Wednesday on YouTube. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss a new upload!