: The Eye of Resistance- Jim Alexander’s Journey Behind the Camera

In this powerful Black History Month edition of Pain Into Power, we sit down with legendary civil rights photographer Jim Alexander, a man whose lens has preserved truth, resistance, and resilience for generations. From the front lines of the Civil Rights Movement to intimate, unfiltered portraits of Black excellence, Jim Alexander didn’t just take photographs, he documented history. His camera became a witness. His art became evidence. His life became service. In Episode 4, we explore: The responsibility of documenting Black struggle and Black triumph The untold stories behind the images that shaped a movement What it means to turn pain into purpose Why Black history isn’t confined to 28 days, it is living, breathing, and unfolding every single day This conversation is more than reflection, it’s a reminder. A reminder that our stories matter. That our images matter. That our voices matter. And that Black history is not seasonal. It is foundational. Black history is American history. Black history is world history. Black history is every day. Tune in as we honor a living legend whose life’s work ensures that truth can never be erased and that power can always rise from pain.