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Black Ivory Roots is a true storytelling podcast exposing America’s dark history and its violence against enslaved Black people. This podcast contains graphic descriptions of enslavement, violence, sexual exploitation, and systemic dehumanization. Listener discretion is advised.
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William Tucker is recognized as the first documented Black child born in the English colonies that later became the United States. He was born around 1624 or 1625 in Virginia to Anthony and Isabella, two Africans brought
William Tucker is recognized as the first documented Black child born in the English colonies that later became the United States. He was born around 1624 or 1625 in Virginia to Anthony and Isabella, two Africans brought
This episode challenges the idea that freedom was simply given to enslaved Black people by political leaders. It examines how Abraham Lincoln, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the Thirteenth Amendment are often present
This episode challenges the idea that freedom was simply given to enslaved Black people by political leaders. It examines how Abraham Lincoln, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the Thirteenth Amendment are often present
This is not a Hollywood fairy tale. This is the story of one Black woman who told the truth in a room full of powerful people and paid a brutal price for it. Join us as we explore the pivotal moment that led her to confr
This is not a Hollywood fairy tale. This is the story of one Black woman who told the truth in a room full of powerful people and paid a brutal price for it. Join us as we explore the pivotal moment that led her to confr
Between 1951 and 1974, hundreds of Black men incarcerated at Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia became unwitting test subjects in one of America’s most disturbing chapters of medical exploitation. Dermatologist Albert Kli
Five Black women were shot by members of the Ku Klux Klan in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on April 19, 1980. What followed was not only racial terror, but a courtroom battle that exposed how deeply America’s legal system fail
This episode examines the tension between institutional protection and racial injustice through the lens of S.A.M. (Sexual Abuse and Molestation) insurance policies that shield organizations from misconduct claims. It co
History remembers Frederick Douglass as a giant, but it barely remembers the woman who helped make his rise possible. Her name was Anna Murray Douglass. Born free in 1813, she still lived in a world where freedom offered
As we connect the story of father and son, we invite you to reflect on what their lives reveal about race, justice, and memory. This episode examines Louis Till’s story while exposing injustices that continue to echo thr
In this deeply unsettling episode, we explore the brutal reality of physical punishment endured by enslaved people at the hands of their captors. We explore the horrifying practice of whipping with leather lashes that to
In 1934, Claude Neal, a 23-year-old Black farmworker in Marianna, Florida, was accused of murdering a white woman. Before he could ever see a courtroom, a white mob took him from jail. What followed was not justice. It w
We uncover the story of Lula Sherman, a fourteen-year-old black girl whose life was taken by violence and whose suffering was nearly lost to history. This is not just a story of tragedy, but a story of truth, memory, and
In 1934, Claude Neal, a 23-year-old Black farmworker in Marianna, Florida, was accused of murdering a white woman. Before he could ever see a courtroom, a white mob took him from jail. What followed was not justice. It w
This episode centers on Virginia in the 1700s, where control was engineered and suffering was routine. Her name was not preserved. What follows is a reconstruction based on documented punishment devices and recorded cond
This is not a celebratory overview, but a grounded examination of how Black history was erased, misrepresented, and pushed to the margins and why documenting it became necessary Centering the work of Carter G. Woodson, t
This is not history told. It is history exposed. This prologue reveals how enslavement became property and pain became profit. Black Ivory Roots is more than a podcast. It’s a record of what was buried, a voice for what
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