Before Brown v. Board… there was Sylvia Mendez.

An 8-year-old girl in California helped desegregate schools 7 years earlier.

Her family sued four school districts.
They won in federal court.
And the legal strategy later helped shape Brown.

Most of us were never taught this story.

That’s why we tell it.

🎙️ New episode of Trey’s Table out now.

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Hot take:
Ulysses S. Grant deserves a spot on Mount Rushmore.

Not just because he won the Civil War.

Because as president, he:
• Pushed the 15th Amendment
• Crushed the Ku Klux Klan
• Created the Department of Justice
• Used federal power to protect Black citizens

Before the 1960s…
Before the Civil Rights Movement…
Grant was already enforcing civil rights.

Maybe it’s time to add some new faces to Mount Rushmore and get rid of a few.

🎙️ New episode of Trey’s Table out now.

Truth is stranger than fiction.

Before the civil rights movement forced America to change, Black Americans had to protect themselves on the road.

Today on Trey’s Table, we’re talking about Victor GREEN—the man who created the Green Book, a survival guide that helped Black families travel safely through segregation.

This is a story about ingenuity, dignity, and the quiet resistance that kept people alive.
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Some of the wealthiest women in 19th- and early-20th-century England built their fortunes on Caribbean slavery.

That wealth didn’t just buy land and luxury —
it made them highly sought-after wives.

British men married into slavery money,
and entire families secured status, estates, and political power
because enslaved Africans had already paid the price.

In this episode of Trey’s Table, we unpack how slavery shaped wealth, gender, and marriage in Britain — long after abolition.

🎙️ New episode out now.
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#HiddenHistory
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#WealthAndPower
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#UntoldStories
#BlackHistoryGlobal
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Your GPS works because of a Black woman named Dr. Gladys West.
New episode of Trey’s Table is all about her life and legacy.

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Dr. King gave more than just “I Have a Dream.”
He gave us a Blueprint for how to live.

In today’s episode of Trey’s Table, I dive into one of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s most powerful—and least talked about—speeches: the “Blueprint” speech. In it, King challenges us to build our lives on values that last: dignity, purpose, service, and moral courage.

This isn’t just history.
It’s a guide for right now.

Tap in to hear why this speech still matters—and why it may be one of King’s most important messages.

🎙️ New episode out now
📲 Available wherever you get your podcasts

#TreysTable #MLK #TheBlueprint #BlackHistory #CivilRights #PurposeDriven #DrKing #HistoryMatters #BlackVoices #PodcastLife

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70 years after the Supreme Court’s ruling outlawing segregation in public schools there’s more segregation in public schools today then there was before the ruling. Let’s talk about why that is.

Let’s talk about race and the burdens of representation.

What happens when courts, politics, and diversity collide?
In my latest episode, I break down the Florida Supreme Court’s decision to change the ABA’s role in accrediting law schools—and why I believe this move was really about DEI.
Listen now and decide for yourself. 🎧