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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2022 · 1H 57M

Abolition Today – Poets, Preachers, and Teachers

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It's Easter Sunday and National Poetry Month. We've got Poets, Preachers and Teachers who will break down slavery in Black and White. - The story of Ota Benga - The History of White People in America - How America Invented Race - How America Made Skin Color Power - The Contemporary Conflation of Slavery in the Bible - For-profit prison as an economic development program With Spoken Word Poetry from Maya Angelou, Oscar Brown jr, Abolitionist Frances Ellen Harper and Frederick Douglass. All that and much more!

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