<p>In today's episode, in lieu of, Black History Month we discuss the African-American influences and experiences in the Martial Arts. Will give a little nod to New York Times, writer, Nicole Hannah Jones, and her 1619 project. We hope you enjoy this episode. And thank you for listening</p>

In today's episode, in lieu of, Black History Month we discuss the African-American influences and experiences in the Martial Arts. Will give a little nod to New York Times, writer, Nicole Hannah Jones, and her 1619 project. We hope you enjoy this episode. And thank you for listening

The African-American influence, and experience in the Martial Arts.

The Martial Maze is a martial arts podcast that discussed the complexities and pitfalls that one encounters in studying of martial arts. Hosted by Israel lopez sensei and Barak Yalad Shidoshi. With over a combined 80 years of experience in both street and sport martial arts. They take a dive deep into controversial topics that range from all over the martial arts spectrum. Sometimes with special guests that are experts in their fields of study. Judo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, MMA, karate, kung fu it's all covered here. So join us as we explore the Martial maze.

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