In the Moode for Real History

Let's discuss the difference between mythology and history. Let's discuss how our most important heritage is being a mechanism of change not being an obstruction. Before anyone asks, yes I do believe that we should preserve every single monument that has been torn down...but you will have to watch the video to see my twist on it! Make sure to like and subscribe to my channel on YouTube, Apple Podcast, and Spotify!

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Hear about the deadliest race massacre in Unite States history from the accounts of those who survived this deadly attack. The Tulsa Race Riot and the destruction of Black Wall Street resulted in the deaths of between 300-1000 African Americans and the destruction of nearly 1300 businesses, churches, schools, and homes. Join me as we give a voice to those who history tried to white wash out of existence. MAKE SURE TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE, APPLE PODCAST, AND SPOTIFY!

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Yes you read the title correctly and I hope it peaked your interest! In our final installment of our series on American Democratic-Socialism we will be discussing how healthcare, education, and even sports would benefit everyone instead of the few. Spoiler Alert: It will make football even better!

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In the second episode of our min-series, The People Speak, I cover a speech by Reconstruction era state legislator, Henry McNeal Turner. Turner was expelled from the Georgia state legislature simply because he was an African-American. Turner asks the question that has yet to be resolved in the 148 years since his expulsion and proves to be equally relevant in light of the injustice that occurred this week in Minneapolis: "Am I a man? If I am such, I claim the rights of a man."

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This new mini-series will cover excerpts of American voices, some famous and some little known, who celebrate the enduring spirit of dissent. In this first episode we will compare journal entry excerpts of Christopher Columbus and Bartolome De Las Casas to see how the romanticized story of Columbus discovering the "New World" was not as wholesome as previously thought. Make sure to like and subscribe to check out all other episodes!

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Bonus Episode! So after learning about Obamagate this week, I could not help but give my take on it. In this episode I give the official story, channel my inner Fox News host by Foxsplaining it, and finally give my centered in reality take on this "scandal". Make sure to like and subscribe!

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This week we are going to discuss how 3 policies: a federal job guarantee, baby bonds, and reparations, make up the “3 legged stool for justice”. These 3 policies together would establish a firm foundation for racial economic justice across the board in the US. By the end of this episode I will explain this case being made by Democratic-Socialists. That case being instead of the current capitalist system that promotes racial and economic inequality, the US should adopt an economic rights frame administered in a race conscious way. Essentially an economic framework that eradicates barriers that preserve inequalities, exclusionary job market practices that hurt workers of color. Be sure to like and subscribe to view this and all past episodes!

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In this episode we will look at the significant social change that occurred in our country during Reconstruction following the Civil War and the second during the Civil Rights Era. Both of these events were attempts at acknowledging the original sin of our country, racism, and working towards righting that wrong. I will be explaining how American Democratic Socialism calls for a third Reconstruction to finally ensure that African Americans and other people of color will be able to enjoy and depend on the same rights, economic opportunities, and quality resources as any other American.Be sure to like and subscribe to view this and all past episodes!

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In this episode we begin a new series covering Democratic Socialism. In part one we clarify many common misconceptions about Democratic Socialism and trace how socialist ideas have shaped American society.

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