Episode 28 - The U.S. in Black and White: Being a Minority, with Yolanda M. Hairston

from Beliefs and Consequences · host דניאל אדר, יולנדה מישל הרסטון

What happened after slavery was abolished? What price did some people have to pay in order to vote? Who couldn't sit in a restaurant to even get a pizza in the 1960s? Who is Black and what is the "One Drop Rule?" Tell me what you tell your sons and daughters before they drive a car and I'll tell you who you are (and where you live). Voter suppression-- How is this still a thing? מה קרה אחרי ביטול העבדות? כמה היו צריכים לשלם אזרחים מסויימים כדי להצביע בבחירות? מי לא יכלו לשבת בפיצריה בשנות ה-60 של המאה ה-20? מיהו 'שחור' ומהו 'חוק הטיפה האחת'? אמור לי מה אתה אומר לבניך ובנותיך לפני שהם נוהגים ברכב ואמור לך מי אתה (ואיפה אתה חי). דיכוי בוחרים: איך זה בכלל קיים?

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