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Black Herstory 101
Crystal M.Moten
5 episodes
3 months ago
This explores interesting, thought-provoking stories that illuminate your understanding of the past.
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This explores interesting, thought-provoking stories that illuminate your understanding of the past.
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History
Society & Culture
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Black Herstory 101
Sadie Peterson Delaney: Reading for Health and Healing
In this episode I discuss Dr. Sadie Peterson Delaney (1899-1958), a librarian who got her start during the Harlem Renaissance at the 135th Street Branch of the New York Public Library, now known as the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. It was at the NYPL that she first began using the therapeutic process of bibliotherapy. Simply defined, bibliotherapy uses reading to promote health, healing and well being. After 3 years, she took a job in Tuskegee, Alabama at the Tuskegee Veteran’s Administration Hospital where she applied and expanded bibliotherapy for more than thirty years. Over her long career, Dr. Delaney worked with veterans, wrote about her methods, and became internationally known. For more information and resources, visit www.blackherstory101.com
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4 years ago
21 minutes 4 seconds

Black Herstory 101
Sweet Honey in the Rock: Raising a Song
In this episode I discuss one of my favorite acapella women’s groups, Sweet Honey in the Rock. I talk about the origins of the group; two of their members, Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon and Dr. Ysaye Barnwell; and why I consider their music to be a window into Black women’s impact on struggles for Black freedom and justice. In the episode, portions of Wanting Memories and Ella's Song are played, with permission, and you can find them where you purchase or stream music.   For more information, visit: www.blackherstory101.com
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4 years ago
19 minutes 25 seconds

Black Herstory 101
Dr. Margaret Burroughs: Heritage and History
In this episode of the Black HERStory 101 podcast, your host, the Professor, Dr. Crystal Moten discusses poet, artist, and historian Dr. Margaret Burroughs, who lived from 1917 until 2010. While Dr. Burroughs is well known in Chicago and in the museum sector for helping to found what is now known as the DuSable Museum of African American history, there is more to story! Additional info on www.blackherstory101.com
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4 years ago
29 minutes 22 seconds

Black Herstory 101
Introducing Black HERstory 101 and Season 1
In this episode I introduce the Black HERstory 101 podcast, tell you a little bit about myself and provide you with an overview of the podcast. I also discuss the meaning behind "Inside the Circle" which is the Season 1 theme!
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4 years ago
15 minutes 26 seconds

Black Herstory 101
Black HERStory 101Podcast Trailer
This is the trailer episode for the Black HERstory 101 podcast which explores ALL things Black women's history. The first season is coming soon!
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4 years ago
1 minute

Black Herstory 101
This explores interesting, thought-provoking stories that illuminate your understanding of the past.