In this episode I discuss the racist history of President Woodrow Wilson and his combative relationship with W.E.B. DuBois.

TR Center - Du Bois, W. E. B.

Woodrow Wilson | The White House

Open Letters to Woodrow Wilson | Teaching American History

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In this episode I discuss A Philip Randolph and Executive Order 8802.

Executive Order 8802: Prohibition of Discrimination in the Defense Industry (1941) | National Archives

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Trey’s Table Season 3: Episode 15
The Legacy of PBS Pinchback

In this episode I discuss the history of African American Governors in the United States.

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Trey’s Table Season 3: Espisode 14: Will it Be Tim?

In this episode I explore the chatter surrounding the possibility that President Trump may pick Senator Tim Scott as his running mate.

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Trey’s Table Season 3: Episode 13

Pullman Porters: Freedom Fighters

1867 George Pullman, a racist Chicago businessman hired the first of many African American men who would work as porters on luxury train sleeping cars. Little did he know he was helping to create what would become a labor movement that would change the United States.

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Trey’s Table Season 3: Episode 12

Oscar Micheaux: Using Film to Fight Racism
In this episode I talk about the trailblazing African American filmmaker Oscar Michauex and the impact of his film career.


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Trey’s Table Season 3: Episode 11: Chicago Red

Redd Foxx: The Comedic Genius Behind Sanford and Son


In the world of comedy, there are few personalities as iconic and influential as Redd Foxx. Known for his legendary stand-up performances and his role as Fred Sanford in the groundbreaking sitcom "Sanford and Son," Foxx left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. This episode post delves into the life and background of Redd Foxx, highlighting his comedic brilliance and his unforgettable contribution to television

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SANFORD AND SON – 10 Facts About Fred, Lamont, And The 1970s Classic | Get TV

Redd Foxx - IMDb

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Trey’s Table Season 3 Episode 10

The genius of Spike Lee

Do the right thing. Malcolm X. Jungle Fever. Black Klansman. Spike Lee has firmly established himself as one of the greatest filmmakers of our time. The movies I just mentioned are the first ones you think about when his name is mentioned. In this podcast I’d like to focus on a few of his movies, which in my opinion don’t get enough credit and attention. These films reflect the best of Spike Lee’s creativity, humor and his passion for using cinema to raise consciousness about the pressing issues facing the African-American community.

Spike Lee, born Shelton Jackson Lee on March 20, 1957, in Atlanta, Georgia.

Lee's filmmaking journey began at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, where he honed his skills and developed his unique style. In 1986, he burst onto the scene with his breakthrough film, "She's Gotta Have It," a trailblazing independent feature that explored contemporary relationships and launched Lee's distinct voice.

One of Spike Lee's defining characteristics as a filmmaker is his ability to tackle important social and political themes head-on. His films often provide thought-provoking commentary on race, identity, and the complexities of the African American experience.

Trey’s Table Season 3: Episode 9

Black trial lawyers in television and film.

Courtroom dramas are staples of television and film. However, there are far too few examples of African-American trial lawyers in TV shows and on the silver screen. In this episode I give you my list of my top five favorite African-American trial lawyers in TV and film.

Marshall Trailer

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Philadelphia Trailer
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The Practice Trailer

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Eugene famous scene

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Marshall- Chadwick Boseman
Law & Order- Richard Brooks- Paul Robinette
Philadelphia- Denzel Washington
How to Get Away with Murder- Viola Davis
The Practice- Steve Harris as Eugene

Trey’s Table Season 3: Episode 8


In this episode of the podcast, I focus on recent racist, inflammatory comments by Charlie Kirk the racist social media influencer. I talk about how the comments are part of a political strategy to capture the youth vote. I conclude with some reflections on the state of the podcast.

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