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The history of black codes in America
50:55 - 55:49 (04:54)
This podcast explores the history of black codes in America that were created and perpetuated by the Southern planner class, dating back to the very first efforts of colonization and genocide by the Spanish hundreds of years ago. While there's a lot of interesting reading material on black codes, the podcast also dives into the relationship between the human brain and experiences.
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Raoul Peck narrates a powerful four-part series that delves into the history of colonization and genocide and draws direct connections between the past and current events.
50:55 - 51:54 (00:59)
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Raoul Peck narrates a powerful four-part series that delves into the history of colonization and genocide and draws direct connections between the past and current events. The series is both a documentary and historical recreation, rich with impactful graphics and dense with information.
ChapterThe history of black codes in America
EpisodeWhat were the black codes?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The podcast hosts discuss how systemic racism is still prevalent in society today, stemming from the impression created and perpetuated by the Southern planner class during the Jim Crow era, making it frustrating when people claim everyone has an equal shot in America.
51:55 - 53:04 (01:09)
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The podcast hosts discuss how systemic racism is still prevalent in society today, stemming from the impression created and perpetuated by the Southern planner class during the Jim Crow era, making it frustrating when people claim everyone has an equal shot in America. They mention the importance of researching and learning more about the history of black codes.
ChapterThe history of black codes in America
EpisodeWhat were the black codes?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
In this podcast, the host delves into the fascinating question of whether humans can create new senses.
53:08 - 55:49 (02:41)
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In this podcast, the host delves into the fascinating question of whether humans can create new senses. A listener expresses their gratitude for the joyful content the show provides during the pandemic.