Podcasts

Podcast (audio library):

Podcast are ongoing collection audio speeches, interviews and lectures of black elders, professionals, young people and others who are invested in our community. It was conceived as learning tool of the black experience.

The purpose of the podcast is to:

Use the audio “Theater of the Mind” to convey blackness.
Serve as a voice for our views, advice, affirmations and critique.
Enhance existing text articles in our website.
Support the oral traditions that are the trademark of black people.

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Labor and NAACP Q and A

Julian Bond Interviews Benjamin Todd Jealous, NAACP president and CEO

Into the Lion_s Den_ The Role of Local NAACP Attorneys in the Campaign Against School Segregation and the Fight for Racial Justice

Into the Lion_s Den_ The Role of Local NAACP Attorneys in the Campaign Against School Segregation and the Fight for Racial Justice 2

Groundwork for a Southern Movement_ The NAACP in Virginia

Deborah McDowell’s Opening Remarks_ NAACP 100th Anniversary

Close the Dump_ The Roanoke Virginia NAACP and the Struggle against Environmental Racism

Brown v. Board of Education from the Ground Up_ Glimmers of Light, Opportunities Lost and Grievous Costs

Brown v. Board of Education from the Ground Up_ Glimmers of Light, Opportunities Lost and Grievous Costs 2

Beyond Eyes on the Prize_The NAACP and the Struggle for Civil Rights

Benjamin Todd Jealous Speaks on The NAACP_ The National Stage

A Corporal’s Guard for Negro Workers_ Black Social Scientists and the NAACP’s Policies during the Depression

‘To Go Boldly’_ Alice Jackson, African-American Women, and the Desegregation of the University of Virginia

The Thorny Stem of Time

Say It Plain: A Century of Great African American Oratory (various people).

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Poetry Corner

My brothers I will not tell you what to love or not love I will only say to you that black women hove not been loved enough. I will say to... WE DO NOT LOVE OUR OWN by Haki R. Madhubuti.

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