PCC 006: How Black is my Black Face in America

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Send us Fan MailHakeem and his brother Reggie Brown age 13 and 11 years old are two African American boys who have their own Podcast show. This episode thy talk about the history of Black Face in America and in movies, cartoons and the culture. Listen to these spirited kids as they give you a point of view from their perspective. Supervised by Price Van Ray.Support the show

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