Black Pioneers In American History: Volume 2 (1968) | Moses Gunn Diana Sands

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[@Lynn.B.]

This was very informative. It gave a lot of insight into the formative experiences of some of histories well known figures. I especially appreciated hearing black men describe how they fought to preserve their own freedom, and formed groups to fight against those who would kidnap fugitives back into slavery. More people need to know how many black men fought like this when they could. Thank you for this upload

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Diana Sands had the most eloquent speaking voice. i love it.

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41:01 “To my imagination, [Canada] was a vast and cheerless waste of ice and snow.” I, too, suffered from this misapprehension, kinfolk.

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Is there a prt1 to this series? I love learning about my people😊

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Sounds like booker T was the first al sharpton a black people fire extinguisher

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William Parker’s lived experience demonstrates the anti-Blackness of “Django Unchained.”

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I’m proud to be black asiatic or isrealite I would rather be not born to not be a black man the first man not man kind☝🏿🤲🏿

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I'll give you peanut butter and that's it.

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Whats this bullshit about womens rights when she is clearly recounting all black peoples rights, men women and children.

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This is satire right?