Free Black Thought Podcast

Ep. 47 - Arab Slave Masters (Charles Jacobs)


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Charles Jacobs is unafraid to talk about inconvenient truths. As president of the American Anti-Slavery Group Charles shines a light on modern day slavery in Africa.

Show notes:

  • The American Anti-Slavery Group
  • Charles’s “Arab Enslavement and Slaughter of Black Africans Must Stop” in Tablet Magazine
  • Christian Solidarity International
  • Charles’s book (not the new one): Betrayal: The Failure of American Jewish Leadership
  • Charles on X: @DrCharlesJacobs

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