In this episode Specialist Ma'asehyahu Isra-Ul reviews some of his research concerning Racial Betrayal in the Founding of New Spain (Mexico and surrounding territories). With the current talk of racism and the "social construct of race", it is important to examine the origins of race in the early Americas.  The story of Hernán Cortés provides the historical backdrop for the discussion. His exploits, fueled by a lust for power and wealth, continued a course of action started by Christopher Columbus (Cristóbal Colón) some two decades earlier. This course of action would disrupt the indigenous population of the Americas and inspire a caste of race amidst racial confusion for the years to come. You do not want to miss this week's examination of the history of race and conquest in "the New World".

This short part B episode covers three portions of speeches from Dr. David Jeck (Superintendent of Fauquire County Public Schools), Donna Columbo (President of the VA PTA) and Sarah Pederson (Local activist and VEA representative) at the Red for Ed March. Check out the Live, on-the-ground reporting from Leading By History's founder - Specialist Ma'asehyahu Isra-Ul! Hear it exactly as it was!

 In this extended episode of Leading By History we interview Dr. Lynette Tannis of Harvard University's Graduate School of Education, in order to discuss the school to prison pipeline with a special focus on the vulnerable children trapped within the Pipeline. Dr. Tannis is the author of the book Educating Incarcerated Youth: Exploring the Impact of Relationships, Expectations, Resources and Accountability. Today's extended episode will answer a great deal of questions you may have had and even address those you had not yet considered. 

In this episode 3, renowned biblical language scholar and commentator - Dr. Michael L. Brown (Ph.D. in Near eastern languages and literature) speaks with Specialist Ma’asehyahu Isra-Ul about how to maintain scholarly integrity in spite of challenges to one's religious system. Learn the steps to becoming a scholar and how to remain one even when there are new findings which seem to oppose one's core beliefs. You do not want to miss this exclusive episode of Leading By History!