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Old School Thoughts
Frank Goodman
285 episodes
2 days ago
Memories, of my past, have always driven me to explore history as it pertains to my “I remember when” experiences. I remember the closeness of community, safety, and house parties. Where did it all go?
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Memories, of my past, have always driven me to explore history as it pertains to my “I remember when” experiences. I remember the closeness of community, safety, and house parties. Where did it all go?
Show more...
Society & Culture
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S6:E23 We Must Be On The Same Accord
Old School Thoughts
24 minutes 22 seconds
5 months ago
S6:E23 We Must Be On The Same Accord

I chose this title because I have been fortunate enough to have joined a group of diverse individuals to discuss African American History. Johnnie Warner is the leader of the group. He is very proactive in getting people to know factual history of African Americans in Columbus, Georgia. Since I have had the opportunity to share my thoughts, during his discussions, it has hit me that in order for the group and me to grow, we would have to agree to be on the same accord about how we present our history. We must be willing to hear what we don't want to hear, repeatedly, and be on that same accord.

Old School Thoughts
Memories, of my past, have always driven me to explore history as it pertains to my “I remember when” experiences. I remember the closeness of community, safety, and house parties. Where did it all go?