Protest: The Memoir My Dad Wouldn't Write

An episode of the The Memoir My Dad Wouldn't Write podcast, hosted by Treasure Shields Redmond, titled "Protest: The Memoir My Dad Wouldn't Write" was published on January 28, 2019 and runs 43 minutes.

January 28, 2019 ·43m · The Memoir My Dad Wouldn't Write

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Summary

The ability to protest for Black dignity, and for justice was something my dad learned early on. He is a member of the generation that created the modern "demonstration." As he moved in to manhood in the final years of the 1950's, listen to what his earliest protest experiences taught him, AND MORE!

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The ability to protest for Black dignity, and for justice was something my dad learned early on. He is a member of the generation that created the modern "demonstration." As he moved in to manhood in the final years of the 1950's, listen to what his earliest protest experiences taught him, AND MORE!

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