Private corporations know everything about what we do, say, and consume. They are giving this information to the government. Let’s talk about what this means for privacy, racial justice, and civil rights.

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Did you know that in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Italian immigrants were often legally and socially marginalized in ways that mirror the Black experience in America? 🇮🇹🇺🇸
From restrictive housing covenants to "No Italians Need Apply" job postings, the path to becoming "American" was paved with systemic barriers. On today’s episode, we explore:
• The roots of anti-Italian sentiment.
• The parallels between different marginalized groups in the U.S.
• How these historical exclusions shaped the landscape of our cities today.
Listen to the full conversation on all major platforms. Link in bio! 🎧

#TreysTable #UntoldHistory #ItalianAmericanHistory #SocialJustice #PodcastLife #HistoryMatters

Tucker Carlson is now saying some of the same things about President Trump that VP Kamala Harris said in 2024. However, when you listen to all of his comments you will realize Tucker Carlson is still an awful man.

Trey’s Table Episode 434: Is Byron Donald’s Black Enough?

Some Black Americans don’t think that Bryon Donalds is black enough. They call themselves Foundational Black Americans. Let’s talk about it.

Let’s celebrate the life of Kyle Patrick Hearn.


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Who gets to stand before the highest court in the land?

The Supreme Court of the United States decides cases that shape all of our lives…
But the lawyers who argue those cases?

They don’t always reflect the diversity of the country.

In this episode of Trey’s Table, we explore:
⚖️ Who actually argues before the Court
⚖️ Why the pool is so small—and so exclusive
⚖️ And what it means when the voices shaping the law lack diversity

From pioneers like Everett J. Waring and Thurgood Marshall…
to the realities of today’s Supreme Court bar—

This is a conversation we need to have.

🎧 Listen now. Link in bio.

#TreysTable #SupremeCourt #BlackLawyers #LegalHistory #DiversityInLaw #JusticeMatters

Let’s talk about the African-American hero, who helped find homes for thousands of children who faced discrimination because of the color of their skin.

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In 1959 a group of Puerto Rican and African American women joined forces to fight for fair wages. Let’s talk about it.

In 1894 the League of American Wheelman was the largest bicycling organization in America. It had over 100,000 members and significant political influence. The LAW’s constitution limited membership to Whites only. It did so because it was concerned that the bicycle was being used as a vehicle to help white women meet and date black men. In this episode, we will discuss the history of racism and how it impacts the sport of bicycling today.

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In 1896 seven Korean students found themselves in need of a safe place. They found that place at Howard University. This is their story.

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