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Forever Black History is a documentary-style podcast hosted by Anthony Smith that explores the powerful stories, people, and communities that shaped Black history and, ultimately, American history. From pioneering Black towns like Nicodemus, Kansas, to groundbreaking inventors, influential leaders, and historic movements, this podcast uncovers stories that deserve to be remembered and passed on to future generations. Each episode takes listeners on a journey through history, highlighting the resilience, innovation, and determination of Black Americans who helped build the cultural, economic, and social foundations of this nation. Forever Black History exists to educate, inspire, and preserve the legacy of those whose contributions changed the world—because Black history is not just part of the American story. It is the American story. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forever-black-history--6902122/support .
Unknown Host hosts Forever Black History, a history show with 11 episodes published.
**Part 4: Rise and Fall of Buried Black Towns: Oscarville, GA** focuses on the tragic history of Oscarville, a once-flourishing Black community established during the Reconstruction era in Forsyth County, Georgia. The ep
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Closing Thoughts ANTHONY: Mose Norman and July Perry were not radicals. They were successful, hardworking men who believed in the promise of America enough to try to vote. Their story, and the story of Ocoee, shows the e
Show notesRise & Fall – Rosewood, Florida: A Town That Dared to Thrive** In the early 1900s, Rosewood, Florida was a quiet, self-sufficient Black town where families like the Carrier, Goins, and McClendon built homes, raised child
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Rise & Fall – Part 2: Seneca Village – Buried Under Central Park In Part 1, we uncovered how free Black New Yorkers built Seneca Village starting in 1825. Visionary founders like Andrew Williams, a 25-year-old shoeshiner
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Rise & Fall – Part 1: Seneca Village – The Dream Beneath Central Park Before Central Park existed, there was Seneca Village — New York City’s first major free Black community and a true Black Wall Street in Manhattan. In
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self-determination, connects the past to the present, and explores modern revival efforts happening across America today. Whether it’s a deep dive into a single powerful figure, a destroyed Black community, or the ongoin
Show notesForever Black History: The 111-Year Witness – Part 2: The Century of Silence After the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre destroyed Black Wall Street, the city tried to erase the entire event from history. But one little girl carr
Show notes"I still smell smoke. I still see fire." In the premiere episode of our 3-part special series, host Anthony Smith takes you back to May 1921. Before it was a crime scene, the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma, was "B
Show notesIn this episode of Forever Black History, host Anthony Smith tells the powerful story of the founders of Nicodemus, Kansas — the first successful Black settlement on the Great Plains. In 1877, a group of determined Black
Show notesIn this episode of Forever Black History, host Anthony Smith tells the remarkable story of Walter Francis White, one of the most courageous investigators in American civil rights history. As a leader of the NAACP, White
Show notesBlack History is American History is a storytelling podcast hosted by Anthony Smith that explores the people, communities, and untold stories that shaped Black history and American history. Preserving the past. Inspiring
Show notesHello everyone, and welcome to Black History is American History I’m your host, Anthony Smith. This podcast was created for one powerful reason: to preserve, explore, and celebrate the stories that have shaped Black hist
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