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BLACK INDIGENOUS RADIO
by Tee Talks the Real
Black Indigenous Radio is a Storytelling and Discussion platform that facilitates about Black Indigenous figures throughout the world. With occasional guest, topics may include Education, The Arts, Culture, STEM (Science, technology, engineering,mathematics), and Black Indigenous Truths and Theories from past to present.
Episodes
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The Willie Lynch Letter "Controlled Language"
Controlled language and how it confined the Black Indigenous people.
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Willie Lynch Letter "The Negro Marriage Unit"
The Negro Marriage Unit discusses the breeding and crossbreeding of the Black Indigenous male and female.
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Willie Lynch Letter "The Breaking Process of the African Woman"
"The Breaking Process of the African woman" are instructions on how to break down the Black Indigenous woman mentally and physically.
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Willie Lynch Letter continued "Let's make a slave".
Reading of "Let's make a slave"
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The Willie Lynch Letter
Reading of the Willie Lynch Letter and commentary on how it affects The Black Indigenous People today.
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The Black Panther Party
A short introduction to the Black Panther Party and some of its members. Written and narrated by Teetalksthereal
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Juneteenth (Freedom Long Overdue)
As 1863 marked the year of the Emancipation Proclamation many Black Indigenous People were enslaved until 1865. For many Juneteenth became The Black Indigenous day of freedom.
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Civil Rights Movement
This episode is a short introduction about the Civil Rights Movement that is going to be a miniseries detailing on what the Civil Rights Movement was all about.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Black Indigenous Radio is a Storytelling and Discussion platform that facilitates about Black Indigenous figures throughout the world. With occasional guest, topics may include Education, The Arts, Culture, STEM (Science, technology, engineering,mathematics), and Black Indigenous Truths and Theories from past to present.
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Tee Talks the Real
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