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The Legacy We Carry Forward with Guest J Boogie
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Dom L'Amour speaks with good friend Jon Butts AKA J Boogie @jonbuttsishere about Black History Month!
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Why is it that the rich tapestry of African American history is often compressed into a single month? Join me, Dom L'Amour, alongside J Boogie, as we tackle this poignant question and journey through the annals of a past that continues to weave into the very essence of American democracy. Our candid conversation traverses the timeline of African American struggles and triumphs, from the cruel shackles of slavery to the inspiring heights of the Civil Rights movement, and the persistent systemic hurdles faced by the Black community.
Have you ever considered how the histories of Native Americans and African Americans intersect and diverge? This episode illuminates the overlooked narratives, including the grandeur of ancient Native civilizations and how their stories starkly contrast with those of African Americans. We ruminate on the celebration of Black achievements, as showcased in the "Summer of Soul" documentary, and we advocate for the integration of Black history into the American narrative, not as a mere chapter, but as a continuous thread that deserves year-round recognition.
Reflection and personal connection give texture to our histories. I share intimate memories of growing up with a profound sense of Black identity, and the role my family played in connecting me to historical figures like Ralph David Abernathy, fostering an educational journey beyond the confines of a classroom. As we unpack the local history of a lynching in Coweta County, we're reminded of the powerful legacy of our ancestors and the necessity of historical awareness in the ongoing struggle against racial injustice. This episode is an homage to those who came before us and a call to honor their influence in shaping our present and future. Join us for a deep exploration of our shared past and the indelible imprint of African American history on our world.
Capitole
1. Exploring African American History (00:00:00)
2. The Significance of Black History Month (00:04:15)
3. Black History Education and Family Connections (00:09:15)
4. Exploring Black History and Racism (00:14:49)
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