In this episode we discuss the history behind the fort pillow massacre, the events leading up to it, and the response it received from different communities. 

Today we spoke about black regiments during the civil war and how they paved the way for future generations to come.

Today we talk about how African Americans wanted to fight for their freedom during the civil war. Also, covering their forgotten and often overlooked treatment during the war. We will explore how both sides contributed to this treatment whether helpful or harmful.

A discussion about the systemic inequalities in the United States; starting with the Declaration of Independence and bleeding into our current era. Group #2 explored founding Documents of our country (such as the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution) as well as how these same ironic ideals of "equality" have bled into a modern day experience for Black Americans (for example widespread inequities in education and housing) 

This podcast takes an in-depth look at hypocrisy of our Founding Fathers and the founding documents which built our nation. The hosts of this podcast attempt to answer why the founding fathers who had a longing for ideals such as "freedom" and "liberty" only afforded some people those rights while also justifying (and practicing) the enslavement of Africans. The group explores the economic arguments and impact as well as the short and long term effects of hypocrisy on African Americans in the United States.