Civil Rights History
Discover key takeaways from 11 podcast episodes about this topic.
Virginia Referendum Could Flip 4 House Seats. Dems Push New Map Before 2026 Midterms
Virginia's April 21st referendum on congressional redistricting is a critical battleground that could determine national House control and significantly impact Black political power, setting a precedent against Republican gerrymandering tactics.
Trump STUNNED as MILLIONS PROTEST HIM...AGAIN!! | PoliticsGirl
This episode argues that mass, non-violent protests are a strategic imperative to combat authoritarianism, rebuild democracy, and counter political cynicism, emphasizing community building and personal recruitment as key tactics.
Trump Pushes Education Reform. S.C. Honors the Rev. Jackson. How to Raise Spoiled Kids
This episode unpacks critical discussions on proposed federal education reforms, racial disparities in athlete concussion diagnoses, and a unique parenting philosophy for raising financially literate and resilient children.
PBS News Hour full episode, Jan. 27, 2026
This episode details the Trump administration's shifting stance on immigration enforcement in Minneapolis following fatal shootings, exposes a Social Security data breach involving voter fraud efforts, and examines TikTok's new ownership amidst censorship claims and a landmark addiction trial.
Why Did Jackie Robinson Join McCarthyist Campaign Against Paul Robeson?
Explore the untold story of how civil rights icon Jackie Robinson was compelled to testify against the globally renowned Paul Robeson during the McCarthy era, leading to Robeson's historical erasure and revealing the complex pressures faced by Black Americans.
MAGA Misquotes MLK. Michael Harriot Sets the Record Straight. Doug Jones Runs for Alabama.
This episode exposes the whitewashing of MLK's radical legacy, dissects the challenges of Doug Jones's gubernatorial campaign in Alabama, and critically examines the pervasive governance failures plaguing Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
America Is Flirting With Mob Rule…Again (w/ Wright Thompson) | The Bulwark Podcast
Journalist Wright Thompson connects the historical erasure of Emmett Till's murder in Mississippi to current political violence and historical revisionism, revealing how silence and self-interest perpetuate societal harm and economic decline.
Trump DOJ Voter Crackdown, Claudette Colvin Remembered., No Charges in Jacksonville Cop Assault.
This episode exposes the deliberate, multi-faceted assault on Black America's voting rights and economic power, alongside a critical look at media's role in normalizing authoritarianism and the historical fight for civil rights.
Trump DOJ Voter Crackdown, Claudette Colvin Remembered., No Charges in Jacksonville Cop Assault.
This episode exposes a multi-faceted assault on Black America, from systemic voter suppression and the defunding of Black institutions to biased media coverage and internal governance failures at HBCUs, urging collective action and support for Black-owned platforms.
Jan. 6 Remembrance, LA Mayor Karen Bass, Richard Smallwood Talks
This episode sharply contrasts Democratic and Republican narratives surrounding the January 6th Capitol attack, featuring insights from LA Mayor Karen Bass and a deep dive into the life and music of gospel maestro Richard Smallwood.
Jan. 6 Remembrance, LA Mayor Karen Bass, Richard Smallwood Talks
This episode delivers a sharp critique of Republican efforts to downplay the January 6th insurrection, featuring insights from political figures and a profound interview with gospel maestro Richard Smallwood on music, mental health, and his personal journey.