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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2025 · 56 MIN

"Sites of Memory" A new short documentary explores the places of racial violence in America

from Neglected Stories: People, History, Movements · host Pedro Rodriguez

This episode’s guest is Dr. Castel V. Sweet, professor at the University of Mississippi, who discusses her short documentary, Sites of Memory. This powerful film explores overlooked sites of racial violence in the Deep South and how remembering these histories can open the door to healing, justice, and deeper conversations today. Watch the trailer here: http://sweetsoilnarratives.com/sites-of-memory/Don’t miss this important conversation on memory, truth, and the pursuit of justice.

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