Forgotten History That Shaped America

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Mark Bell

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Forgotten History That Shaped America after the Civil War.

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Forgotten History That Shaped America after the Civil War.

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Episodes (20/53)

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Do you want to be King or Pope part2

How would you run a kingdom

2 weeks ago

6 minutes 33 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Storytelling what if you could be King ? Part 1

What if you could be King and the Pope at the same time .

Part 1

2 weeks ago

10 minutes 27 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

The Holidays

THe holidays are fast approaching

2 weeks ago

3 minutes 13 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Storytelling meeting with Dr. King and Malcolm X

Dr. King and Malcolm X finally meet face to face to discuss the social ills of America.

8 months ago

9 minutes 15 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Gettysburg Address Storytelling

Abraham Lincoln is working on a rough draft of the Gettysburg Address with his Secretary of State William Seward and Secretary of War Stanton

8 months ago

9 minutes 23 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Robert Smalls bravery in 1862 death of freedom in his hand.

In 1862 Robert Smalls held 16 people life in his palm.

2 years ago

39 minutes 15 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

White Mob kidnap black Georgia legislator

On October 29, 1869, Abram Colby, a Georgia member of the House of Representatives, was beaten almost to the point of death by the KKK.

2 years ago

10 minutes 39 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

The negro speaks of rivers by Langston Hughes

I am reciting a poem written by Langston Hughes

2 years ago

1 minute 12 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Story telling discussion with President Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass and Harriett Tubman

Lincoln, Douglass and Harriett Tubman having a heated debate about the civil war.

2 years ago

22 minutes 40 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Life by Paul Laurence Dunbar

3 years ago

48 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

We wear the Mask by Paul Laurence Dunbar.

We wear the mask is a poem written by African American writer Lawrence Dunbar.

3 years ago

1 minute 7 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Ana speaks. This episode is about Ana, is helping an inmate who was falsely accused

This episode is about Ana Quinones, is helping an inmate who was falsely accused to obtain his freedom from prison.

3 years ago

39 minutes 36 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Drive time with The CEO and president of confident Woman

Stacee Hill sneaking on how important it is to help people in need during the holiday season and moving forward.

3 years ago

50 minutes 46 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Mark Bell and Terry Carrothers discuss Ole Miss Vs. Louisville

Ole Miss Vs. Louisville. Score 43-24 Ole Miss win.

4 years ago

20 minutes 37 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

First black political leaders in South Carolina during the 1870's.

Author, and Professor, Fordham discuss the legislation that black legislators passed that effective South Carolina then and now. Most black political leaders were forward thinking for that time period.

4 years ago

55 minutes 2 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

Amadaes discussing the first Rhode Island black regiment during the Revolutionary War.

Amadaes, is discussing the first black regiment from Rhode Island during the Revolutionary War.

4 years ago

1 hour 2 minutes 25 seconds

Forgotten History That Shaped America

My interview with Fannie Lou Hamer

Civil rights icon Fannie Lou Hamer describes the Terrible beating she took because she wanted to vote.