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(Lost Episode 2/3/2019) This episode we review the legendary career of D.W. Griffith who’s known as the ‘father of film’. We analyze the historical context and social climate that lead to the making of the first Block Buster Film in the United States of America(The Birth of a Nation). We contend that the film industry located in Hollywood has Anti-Black, Racist White Supremacist foundations served to the United States masses in a well edited, supremely scored multiple hours long, cutting edge piece of motion picture. This film was both the trailblazer for the Hollywood Industry and A Rallying cry for domestic terror groups like the Ku Klux Klan.

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We discuss the history of the sons and daughters of confederate veterans and the political legacy they forged in the effort to memorialize the legacies of their Confederate veteran ancestors. We ask questions about the sons and daughters of Foundational Black American Union Soldiers. Have they shown the same desire to memorialize their ancestors legacy of saving the Union. In addition we briefly discuss Cracker Country of the Florida State Fairgrounds. 

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We discus the Legacy of celebrated Black Face Entertainer Bert Williams and his partnership with George Walker and Aida Overton Walker. We play clips from The C.O.W.S. hosted by Gus T. Renegade discussing the term ‘John Henryism’ and NPR. We critique the connection between anti-black pop culture and early sudden deaths of Bert Williams, George Walker & Aida Overton Walker. Is acting black bad for the health of people subject to black classification? 

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We discuss the confusing topic (by design) of race/multi ethnic racial classification. We use Neely Fuller theory of 3 Race Categories: 1-White Supremacists 2-White People 3- Non White People. We play clips of The C.O.W.S interview of 19 Year Old Author Azure Savage, Neely Fuller, Malcom X, Oprah Winfrey and Racial Dolezal. 

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This episode we discuss the tragic death of NBA Legend Kobe Bryant. We attempt to use counter-racist thought speech and action as we critique black victim squabbles and name calling. We also discuss the importance of producing platforms/apparatuses that promote Black Self Respect and Dignity for Foundational Black Americans. All under the guise of controversial interview conducted by Gayle King on The Lovely Lisa Leslie. 

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We discuss the 1919 CHicago, IL Race Riot from a counter-racist perspective. We listen to clips from authors Nathan Thompson(Kings), Lerone Bennett Jr and Claire Hartfield(A FewRedDrops). We also play clips of Malcom X and Martin Luther King to add context to the discussion. We start in Chicago reconstruction era 1885 to present day. We speculate about the cause of anti-black white mob violence and the affects.

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We discuss the West African Oshun Deity and how this Divine Feminine Goddess Energy can be found in counter-racist acts by Foundational Black American Heroines. We discuss Harriett Tubman and Rosa Parks from a counter-racist perspective.

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This episode gives a counter-racist review of the attempted anti-black ethnic cleansing turned bad. We focus on the affects of Talented 10th respectability politics and the Atlanta Black Populations unlikely saviors. The Under Economy/ Hoodlum men and women of Dark Town. We lean Heavily on the research of Professor Charles E. Cobb and Professor Akinyele Omawale Umoja for context.

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This is a current event episode. We discuss the world wind murder trial of former Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger. We also put in context the John Crawford III, Joshua Brown, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tasha Thomas, Feidel Santana, Ramsey Orta, Walter Scott, etc… There are mysterious deaths and attempted deaths of key witnesses surrounding high profile cases involving Domestic Police Departments 

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We discuss the well known secret of Foundational Black American Union Troops, Spies, and Patriots. We learn of the multi-strategic nature of both free and enslaved blacks in their quest for justice in the United States pre civil War as well as during the civil war conflict of the United States. We lean Heavily on Civil War Historian Harold ‘Hari’ Jones for context.

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