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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2020 · 51 MIN

Reconstruction and Juneteenth

from People's Historians Podcast · host Zinn Education Project

In this episode, from our series on the Black Freedom Struggle, our host, Jessica Rucker, a D.C. high school teacher, interviews historian Greg Carr to challenge viewers to reconsider how they understand Reconstruction in the United States. He describes the history of Juneteenth, and what it means to truly honor the history of the holiday during this current uprising. Carr details the emergence of Juneteenth as an emancipatory ritual for people of African descent for centuries. He also tackles the question of citizenship in the modern nation-state and challenges the audience to reconceptualize citizenship. Music from Rose City Kings from Free Music Archive.

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