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Imagine An America
By National Civil Rights MuseumHistory
Imagine An America episodes
- Audacious Artivism: Telling Our Stories through Film with Spike Lee
Visionary filmmaker Spike Lee shares how art becomes activism, memory becomes power, and storytelling becomes resistance. This episode celebrates the role of cinema in confronting injustice and keeping the historical record alive.
14 min - Telling the Truth Even When It Hurts Guest: Roxane Gay
Author and cultural critic Roxane Gay unpacks the power of truth-telling in an age of censorship and backlash. With wit and candor, she explores how honesty—especially from marginalized voices—is both radical and necessary.
13 min - The Power of Sacrifice: Athletes and Advocacy Guest: Tommie Smith
Olympic icon Tommie Smith reflects on his legendary Black Power salute in 1968 and the price of protest. This episode honors athletes who have used their platforms for political resistance, inspiring generations to take a stand—literally and figuratively.
19 min - “Lessons from Leadership: Faith and Justice” with Amaré Stoudemire
NBA star and entrepreneur Amaré Stoudemire shares how faith has shaped his understanding of justice, community, and legacy. This episode explores the spiritual foundations of leadership and why moral courage is essential in today's cultural climate.
12 min - Redefining Greatness: Equality in Every Arena
Trailblazing Hall of Famer Cheryl Miller discusses how gender and racial equity in sports remains a battleground and a mirror of American society. From breaking records to breaking barriers, her story is a powerful reflection on dignity, excellence, and equality.
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About Imagine An America
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This is more than a podcast. It’s a call to action to uncover the truth, give voice to the unheard, and spark a movement for social change. Join this journey of transformation as we track the history…
and move forward toward solutions around key social issues. Our voices are strong, and together we can find viable sustainable solutions. As part of our work to educate and serve as a catalyst for positive social change, the National Civil Rights Museum is committed to centering the past lessons of the civil rights movement to issues of today as we seek solutions that rid society of injustices.