2 chapters across the catalog
Kamala Harris speaks on the Senate floor in support of anti-lynching legislation, detailing the gruesome history of the practice. The hosts suggest that the political establishment was "all in" on using this issue to propel Harris to the presidency, with the Smollett case serving as a potential catalyst.
Michael Twitty discusses his journey from a sense of self-hatred regarding his Black identity to finding pride through culinary history. Inspired by the autobiographical works of James Baldwin and Maya Angelou, Twitty used food as a "microscope" to examine his heritage. His project aims to encourage others to own every aspect of their identity by understanding the foundational contributions of their ancestors.
