In the first-ever episode of the #MNYGA podcast, Historian Karen Garcia narrates the history of Samuel Browne, a Black postal man, that was terrorized by his neighbors after he purchased a home for his family in a white neighborhood in Staten Island.
 
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In the first-ever episode of the #MNYGA podcast, Historian Karen Garcia narrates the history of Samuel Browne, a Black postal man, that was terrorized by his neighbors after he purchased a home for his family in a white neighborhood in Staten Island. Visit makenewyorkgrimeyagain.com Background instrumental credits: IG: @isaiah_thxmvs Youtube: isaiah_thxmvs

In the first-ever episode of the #MNYGA podcast, Historian Karen Garcia narrates the history of Samuel Browne, a Black postal man, that was terrorized by his neighbors after he purchased a home for his family in a white neighborhood in Staten Island.
 
Visit <a href="//makenewyorkgrimeyagain.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">makenewyorkgrimeyagain.com</a>
Background instrumental credits:
IG: @isaiah_thxmvs
Youtube: isaiah_thxmvs

Samuel Browne vs Staten Island's "KKK"

Are you interested in Black history of NYC? Are you interested in NYC culture? Tune in and learn something new in just a few minutes with historian, Karen Garcia! makenewyorkgrimeyagain.com

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