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01:03Lady Antebellum: Christmas From The South
This group has been renowned with their powerful vocals and music, but this is not all, the lyrics to their songs move the heart. Join Radio DJ Joseph Guy as he unfolds the reality and power of country's stars Lady Antebellum.
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by New Hope Church in Music
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DAVID & DEVINE
David Yaden is a Grammy award winning songwriter who has written and performed with Lady Antebellum, Eric Hutchinson, Josh Kelley, One Republic, Tony Lucca, John Mayer, Willie Nelson, and JC Chasez. Candace Devine has performed as a backup singer and recorded for international artists including Christina Aguilera, Tony Lucca, Steven Van Zandt, Survivor, and the Tubes. Candace has also written and recorded for national and international films such as Georgia Rule and Princess Diaries 2. Join Take 2 Radio for piano virtuoso David Yaden and soul diva, Candace Devine, who have joined to form the latest "Bonnie & Clyde" of pop music on April 21st at 4pm eastern!Tags: DAVID YADEN CANDACE DEVINE DAVID AND DEVINE SINGER SONGWRITERS TAKE 2 RADIO
by Take 2 Radio in Entertainment
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00:48Featured
The Inventive Spirit of African Americans- Pat C. Sluby
The Inventive Spirit and African American Patented Ingenuity by Author, Patricia Carter Sluby Sluby details the plight of inventive slaves during the antebellum and Civil War eras and juxtaposes with their efforts with free blacks of the same period. In addition, the listeners are guided through a comprehensive discussion of patents developed by African Americans beginning in1821 to present. Discover the range of African American inventiveness with this collection of patents that h
Tags: Patricia Carter Sluby African American Inventors Patents Research Variety of Inventions
by BerniceBennett in History
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AK: Beyond the Book Club on Nathaniel Turner Part 4
This week we are in Part 4 of our featured topic: The Nathaniel Turner Insurrection We will be featuring the essay by Patrick H. Breen from the book Nat Turner: A Slave Rebellion in History and Memory A Prophet in His Own Land: Support for Nat Turner and His Rebellion within Southhampton's Black Community Slave Narratives The ten works collected in this volume demonstrate how a diverse group of writers challenged the conscience of a nation and laid the foundations of the African American l
Tags: Afrikan Knowledge Book Club Slave Narratives Nat Nathaniel Turner Slave Rebellions Literature Reading Liberation Runaway Freedom Antebellum Black History African American Biblical
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01:55Featured
Sharon Ewell Foster: Resurrection of Nat Turner
Sharon Ewell Foster was recently named recipient of the Civil War Institute’s 2012 Michael Shaara Prize for excellence in Civil War fiction for her novel, The Resurrection of Nat Turner. An inspired, but risky, midlife career move at the turn of the millennium changed the course of her life. Formerly, a Defense Department instructor, writer, researcher, analyst, and logistician, she is a now a critically acclaimed, award-winning author and speaker.
Tags: black history african american sharon ewell foster author resurrection of Nathaniel Nat Turner Insurrection revolt slavery rebellion antebellum
by WombMans Song in Women
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Historical Perspectives of Colorism: Colorism in the Antebe
Historical Perspectives of Colorism: Colorism in the Antebellum Period Guest: Andrew N. Wegmann, Ph.D. (ABD)
Tags: colorism dark skin antebellum intraracial colorism color struck
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AK: Beyond the Book Club Nathaniel Turner Part 3
Slave Narratives The ten works collected in this volume demonstrate how a diverse group of writers challenged the conscience of a nation and laid the foundations of the African American literary tradition by expressing their in anger, pain, sorrow, and courage.
This week we are in Part 3 of the featured topic Nathaniel Turner Insurrection.
We will be featuring the essay by Mary Kemp Davis from the book Nat Turner: A Slave Rebellion in History and Memory
"What Happened In This Place?"
In Search of The Female Slave in the Nat Turner Slave Insurrection
Tags: Afrikan Knowledge Book Club Slave Narratives Nat Nathaniel Turner Slave Rebellions Literature Reading Liberation Mary Kemp Davis Runaway Freedom Antebellum Black History African American Biblical
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"WATCHNIGHT & The Black Church: Past, Present & Future!"
The history of "Watch Night" service within the black community is rooted in the Antebellum period of the 1800's in response to the Emancipation Proclamation and the freedom of black slaves. Tonight on "Uncut" we are going to dissect the history and try to teach the "original intent" of the celebration and contrast it against what it has become...in many instances, another gimmick to promote the selfishness of mankind!
Tags: Watchnight service Emancipation Proclamation Abraham Lincoln John Wesley Christmas eve
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Interview with Author, R. Kayeen Thomas
Antebellum by R. Kayeen Thomas When R. Kayeen Thomas published his first book, LIGHT: Stories of Urban Resurrection, while still a junior in college, award winning author, Kwame Alexander had this to say about the budding literary sensation: “So deft, so cool, so unashamedly writerly, he just may be the most gifted author under twenty-five in America.” His sophomore offering, ANTEBELLUM (July 2012; ISBN: 978-1-59309-425-6-1 $15.00/$17.00 Can.), promises to solidify his place
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by DuEwa Frazier in Books
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00:59Featured
Fathers of Conscience with Bernie D. Jones
Fathers of Conscience Mixed-Race Inheritance in the Antebellum South Bernice Bennett and Natonne Elaine Kemp welcome author Bernie D. Jones for an engaging discussion about her book - Fathers of Conscience - Mixed-Race Inheritance in the Antebellum South. Fathers of Conscience examines high-court decisions in the antebellum South that involved wills
Tags: Fathers of Conscience Mixed-Race Inheritance in the Antebellum South Bernie D Jones Estate Laws Race gender and class issues
by BerniceBennett in History
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01:03Featured
Gather at the Table - Sharon Morgan and Thomas DeWolf
Rebroadcast Gather at the Table: The Healing Journey of a Daughter of Slavery and a Son of the Slave Trade -- -- is the chronicle of a shared journey toward racial reconciliation. Informed by genealogy, it deals with race, social justice and healing from the traumatic wounds of slavery. Over a three year period, the authors traveled through 27 states, visiting ancestral towns, courthouses, cemeteries, plantations, antebellum mansions, and historic sites. Bernic
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by BerniceBennett in History
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Black Abolitionists Chp3 By B. Quarles~ Willis A. Hodges
Willis Augustus Hodges, the publisher of a the weekly newspaper, The Ram's Horn and an Underground Railroad agent, Hodges helped escaping African Americans move to and establish the settlement, Blacksville. They used the land granted to them by Peterboro abolitionist Gerrit Smith. Gerritt Smith’s antebellum “scheme of justice and benevolence” championing black voting rights and the redistribution of land to 3,000 free blacks.Henry H. Garne
Tags: black abolitionist willis A hodges kwame black anti slavery movement militant abolitionis african american studies black history quarles ty gray el preson kwame gist lesley gist black history blog podcast freedom
by The Gist of Freedom in Education
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