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Cardi B Gets Political | expediTIously Podcast

expediTIously with Tip T.I. Harris56 views
They discuss the historical context of American capitalism built on slavery, the limitations of executive power for minority presidents, and propose specific policy reforms including bail reform, police accountability bosummary“America became one of the strongest powers in the world because we have free labor... since slavery was abolished we consistently as a country put laws in place that keep the people that are already oppressed keep them quote

Kenya Barris - #BlackAF Still #NotBlackEnuff? | expediTIously Podcast

expediTIously with Tip T.I. Harris93 views
He emphasizes the importance of biographical authenticity in storytelling, addressing complex cultural issues like colorism and generational trauma from slavery, while navigating the polarizing nature of his work and persummaryBarris connects contemporary Black cultural behaviors (such as jewelry preferences or 'peacocking') to the historical trauma of 400 years of slavery and Jim Crow, suggesting that current expressions of wealth are partly takeaway

Kwame Onwuachi Chops It Up About Top Chef, His NYC Roots & Cooking For The Obamas | IMAN AMONGST MEN

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The history of jerk chicken is rooted in preservation and secrecy by Maroons escaping slavery; they used local ingredients (thyme, scotch pine, allspice) to preserve wild boar in pits to avoid detection by the British.takeaway“Jerk is a dish of freedom. The maroons escaping slavery... they couldn't build a fire and just cook over it. So they built it in a pit and put the coals in there... And that's how we have jerk products.”quote

Nicka Smith & Nicole Robinson On The Importance of Black People Knowing Genealogy & Ancestry.com

SWAY'S UNIVERSE21 views
Complexity of Black-Native American history: Many Black Americans have Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, or Seminole ancestry due to chattel slavery practiced by the Five Civilized Tribes; Freedmen records provide somtakeawayGenealogy as active resistance: Knowing specific ancestral history (e.g., ancestors enlisting in US Colored Troops or choosing free surnames) provides the context needed to challenge modern narratives that minimize the itakeaway