1619: History is in the land, part II
This is the continuation of June and Angie Provost’s story about land, family, intergenerational knowledge, and loss. The Provost family…
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1619: History is in the land, part I
It’s about land, family, and intergenerational knowledge. It’s also about the right to own and profit from the land you…
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1619: Not “bad blood,” but bad healthcare
This episode is about healthcare. Going back to 1866 it introduces listeners to Rebecca Lee Crumpler who was the first…
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1619: Pleasure and pain in the history of Black music in American popular culture (3)
Episode three of 1619 with Nikole Hannah-Jones is narrated by Wesley Morris. Morris starts cutting vegetables in his friend’s kitchen…
