The Humanity Archive

Unraveling the dark secrets of the military-industrial complex: How the unholy alliance between the Pentagon and corporate power threatens our democracy.

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Jermaine sits down with David Zucchino, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, to uncover the hidden narratives of American history. Zucchino exposes the white supremacist coup of 1898 and the media’s role in perpetuating systemic racism. Their discussion challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths and recognize the enduring impact of these buried stories.

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Jermaine Fowler dives into why studying history is a game-changer, with four compelling reasons.

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Jermaine sits down with actor Jesse Williams, who brings a sharp focus to the importance of a full, honest portrayal of Black history in understanding our identities. From his early days on 'Grey's Anatomy' to his powerful speech at the BET Awards, Jesse discusses how history shapes us and the critical role of media in either reinforcing stereotypes or breaking them down. 

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In the heart of the Pacific, a warrior danced with destiny to unify a fragmented realm.  King Kamehameha the Great, a figure as complex and commanding as the Hawaiian islands he would come to rule. From his daring conquests to his political brilliance, this episode unravels the myth and the man, set against a backdrop of gods, warriors, colonialism, and the unstoppable forces of nature.

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This is the "Trail of Tears" history left out. Imagine a grueling march from the Chesapeake to Louisiana—over a thousand miles—where Black people were chained and forced to walk. It's a chapter of sheer brutality, yet it's barely a footnote in our history books.

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Jermaine Fowler interviews Dr. Edda Fields Black, who brings Harriet Tubman down from the pedestal of myth and into the gritty reality of a freedom fighter who knew the swamps like the back of her hand.  In her book, she traces Tubman’s footsteps in the Combahee River Raid, framed through her own deep roots in the Gullah Geechee community. 

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To challenge the moral corruption of ancient Athens, Socrates ignited a civic and ethical revolution. 

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Jermaine Fowler catches up with journalist and NYT bestselling author Antonia Hylton, as she explores Crownsville Hospital in her riveting book, Madness: Race & Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum. Together, they unravel the layers of history, race, and mental health within the confines of a system designed to segregate and silence. Hylton guides us through the chilling corridors of the past, revealing how the ghosts of Crownsville hospital speak volumes about our present struggles with race, healthcare, and justice.

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Explore the epic of Sundiata Keita, founder of the Mali Empire. We deep into the roots of the Mali Empire, shining a light on Africa's rich history and civilizations, frequently overshadowed in Western narratives. From Sundiata's early days, through his exile and transformative journey, to the assembling of allies for the decisive battle against Soumaoro Kante. Every chapter is a tribute to his enduring legacy and the power of oral traditions. Uncover the story of Sundiata and the Mali Empire, celebrating a heritage that shaped the world.

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